Sweety Kumari

Topics discussed include revelations on electoral bond contributions from corporations, Kolkata building collapse and rescue operations, and China's repeated claims on Arunachal Pradesh. The podcast explores transparency issues in political party funding, tragic incidents in Kolkata, and geopolitical tensions between China and India.

This episode features Sweety Kumari, a reporter for The Indian Express who sheds light on the Supreme Court's decision leading to over 25,000 teachers losing their jobs in West Bengal. The discussion covers the emotional and systemic fallout for affected educators. Harish Damodaran, the Rural Affairs Editor, reveals the crisis plaguing India's cotton economy, with production at a 16-year low due to pests. Finally, they analyze how U.S. tariffs have caused a significant market downturn, prompting urgent calls for economic strategies.

Sweety Kumari, a journalist from The Indian Express, discusses the shocking Kolkata rape case igniting national outrage and calls for campus safety reforms. Mihir Vasavda, host of the Express Sports Podcast, delves into the extraordinary rise of teenage sprinter Gout Gout, whose record-breaking performances are drawing comparisons to legends like Usain Bolt. The conversation also touches on a tragic stampede during the Jagannath Rath Yatra in Odisha, highlighting the importance of crowd management during large events.

Sweety Kumari, a journalist at Indian Express, dives into the chilling murder case of a junior doctor in Kolkata, discussing the CBI investigation and the resulting public upheaval. Alongside her, Maulshree Seth sheds light on the tragic deaths of two teenage girls in Uttar Pradesh, questioning the narrative of suicide and emphasizing community demands for justice. The conversation transitions to India's inspiring performance at the Paralympics 2024, showcasing the resilience of para-athletes on a global stage.

In this discussion, journalist Sweety Kumari unveils the shocking details of a junior doctor's rape and murder in Kolkata, highlighting the CBI's investigation and the public outcry following a violent protest. She critiques the government's response, revealing deep-seated issues in local policing. Nikhil Ghanekar then focuses on the proposed Kanwar Yatra route, addressing environmental concerns and the scrutiny from the National Green Tribunal. Lastly, the talk celebrates ISRO's successful satellite launch, showcasing India's advancements in space technology.

Sweety Kumari, a reporter, uncovers the chilling details of a junior doctor's rape and murder case in Kolkata, highlighting the investigation and the family's heartbreaking plea for justice. Parul Kulshrestha, a journalist, discusses the protests by sanitation workers in Rajasthan, focusing on their demands for fair recruitment practices and social justice against discrimination. The conversation also touches on the life and legacy of former foreign minister K Natwar Singh, reflecting on his influence in Indian politics.

Ankita Upadhyay, a reporter from The Indian Express, dives into the controversial neglect of EWS patients at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, exploring legal obligations tied to past promises. Sweety Kumari, also from The Indian Express, discusses Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's visit to Murshidabad, where she supports violence victims and addresses political tensions amidst protests. The conversation also touches on the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan post-Operation Sindoor, underlining the challenges ahead for regional politics.

Sweety Kumari, a reporter for The Indian Express, provides a gripping account of the violent protests in Murshidabad, sparked by the Waqf Amendment Act, resulting in tragic casualties. She discusses the harrowing stories of affected families and the challenges facing law enforcement. Additionally, advancements in cervical cancer treatment monitoring are introduced with a groundbreaking blood test from AIIMS, highlighting the healthcare hurdles in India. Finally, hear about Omar Abdullah's optimism for restoring statehood in Jammu and Kashmir amidst ongoing political discussions.

Sweety Kumari, a reporter for The Indian Express, discusses the shocking verdict in the RG Kar medical college rape and murder case that has stirred public outrage in India. She details the life sentence handed to the convict and the emotional responses from the victim's family and medical community. Shubhajit Roy, also from The Indian Express, dives into the potential implications of the Trump administration 2.0 on U.S.-India relations, highlighting key political figures and strategies. Lastly, they touch on Saif Ali Khan's recent recovery after a knife attack.

Indian Express reporters Sweety Kumari and Anonna Dutt discuss a brutal assault in West Bengal and the world's first brain implant for epilepsy. They also cover Champai Soren's resignation and Hemant Soren's return as Chief Minister of Jharkhand.