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DK Singh, a political analyst at ThePrint, dives deep into the intricate dynamics of Maharashtra politics, focusing on the Thackeray family. He discusses Uddhav's strategic gains from reconciling with cousin Raj, whose electoral relevance is fading. The conversation touches on the significant impact of Marathi identity in upcoming elections and the changing linguistic landscape of Mumbai. Singh explores family rivalries and the shifting voter sentiments that could reshape the political future of the region.

Mines ministry is fine-tuning modalities to auction nine tailing dumps at Karnataka’s Kolar Gold Fields. Worth of minerals in dumps estimated at Rs 25,000-30,000 crore.

While diplomats talk numbers and protocol, legislators tell stories. One persuades the head, the other moves the heart. Our Parliament could be the world’s best conflict-prevention tool.

Norms unveiled 5 July are a major step towards unlocking existing human resource potential within govt health systems & optimising medical education infra, says Commission.

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Explore the shocking world of forex fraud as a key mastermind faces legal action for a staggering Rs 900 crore scheme. Discover the Enforcement Directorate's stunning seizure of luxurious assets, including a lavish yacht and high-end vehicles. Delve into the intricate web of deception that fleeced investors and learn how this high-stakes scam unfolded, impacting countless lives in the process. This gripping discussion offers a glimpse into the darker side of trading and the repercussions of financial misdeeds.

Snehesh Alex Philip, a journalist specializing in defense matters, joins to dissect how China's ancient war tactics are relevant today. They discuss how China manipulates Pakistan as a 'borrowed knife' against India, emphasizing the psychological warfare strategies involved. The conversation dives into military dynamics in South Asia, detailing the technological dependencies and asymmetric warfare tactics. Philip also shares insights on missile advancements and the Indian defense procurement process in light of these regional tensions.

The controversial bike taxi ban in Karnataka has sparked intense legal battles and public protests. Riders are demanding clear regulations to secure their rights and the future of urban transportation. The discussion highlights the vital role these services play for women commuters, emphasizing safety and economic independence. Perspectives from commuters, ride-sharing firms, and welfare groups reveal the complexities of the regulatory landscape ahead.