Sujit Bisoyi

Vikas Pathak, a journalist, discusses the controversial Lateral Entry appointments in India. He outlines how these recruitments differ from traditional methods and the criticism they’ve faced, including the government’s recent withdrawal of an advertisement. Sujit Bisoyi highlights the urgent issue of lightning strikes in Odisha, explaining its frequent fatalities and preventive measures, including a plan to plant 20 lakh palm trees to mitigate risks. The conversation also touches on Champai Soren's political ambitions amidst the upcoming Jharkhand elections.

In this discussion, Anonna Dutt, a seasoned reporter at The Indian Express, dives into the expanded Ayushman Bharat Scheme, highlighting its impact on elderly beneficiaries over 70. Sujit Bisoyi, also from The Indian Express, unpacks the fascinating myth surrounding a purported secret chamber in the Jagannath Temple, sharing insights from a recent survey that sought to uncover the truth. The conversation also touches on a dramatic fire incident at the IOCL refinery in Vadodara, emphasizing the urgency of emergency response.

In this discussion, journalist Sujit Bisoy sheds light on the tragic suicide of a 20-year-old Nepali engineering student at Odisha University, igniting protests over alleged harassment and the university's response. The conversation then shifts to a controversial Chhattisgarh High Court ruling that acquitted a man for raping his wife, raising critical questions about marital rape laws in India. Lastly, the podcast examines the political fallout from the Prayagraj Maha Kumbh stampede, highlighting accusations of mismanagement and the views of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

In this discussion, Sujit Bisoyi from The Indian Express sheds light on the devastating stampede during the Puri Rath Yatra, highlighting flaws in crowd management that led to tragedy. Nikhila Henry also from The Indian Express, addresses the catastrophic chemical factory explosion in Telangana, which tragically claimed 38 lives, delving into the rare causes behind such incidents. The conversation wraps up with a look at the Indian government's initiatives aimed at reducing administrative delays and enhancing decision-making processes.

In this engaging discussion, journalist Sujit Bisoyi sheds light on a shocking assault on an administrative officer in Bhubaneswar, sparking debates on political safety. Meanwhile, Damini Nath dives into the intricate details of Bihar's electoral roll revision, highlighting the potential disenfranchisement of millions and the challenges the new citizenship proof requirements may pose. Additionally, they touch on a controversial US tariff bill aimed at India and China, showcasing the geopolitical tensions at play.