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Oct 13, 2025 • 31min

Taliban minister in India, Bengal MBBS rape case, and AI image stirs tensions

Shubhajit Roy, Diplomatic Affairs Editor at The Indian Express, shares insights on the Taliban Foreign Minister's historic visit to India, discussing its implications for foreign policy and the delicate balance of recognition. Tanushree Bose, an investigative reporter, delves into a troubling sexual assault case involving an MBBS student in West Bengal, revealing the harrowing details and community's demands for justice. The conversation also touches on a controversial AI-generated image that sparked caste tensions, highlighting the impact of technology on societal issues.
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Oct 10, 2025 • 4min

The Catch Up: Shoe hurled at CJI, India-UK bilateral talks, and more

This week’s highlights include a shocking incident where a shoe was thrown at Chief Justice B.R. Gavai during court. In North Bengal, a devastating landslide claimed 32 lives, raising concerns about ongoing rains. A tragic fire in a Jaipur ICU resulted in six fatalities, sparking protests from grieving families. Meanwhile, the Kerala High Court is investigating the mysterious disappearance of gold cladding linked to the Sabrimala temple. Lastly, vital discussions unfolded between India and the UK on trade and defense during the British PM’s visit.
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Oct 10, 2025 • 23min

Darjeeling landslides, Cuttack violence, and Tejashwi Yadav's promise

Sweety Kumari, a journalist from The Indian Express known for her coverage of disasters, shares gripping details about the recent landslides in Darjeeling caused by torrential rains, highlighting the state’s rescue efforts and the impact on tourism. Sujit Bisoyi, also a reporter at The Indian Express, delves into the unrest in Cuttack during a Durga immersion procession, detailing the chaotic clashes, arrests, and community calls for peace. The discussion wraps up with a political twist, as they analyze Tejashwi Yadav's ambitious job promise for Bihar.
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Oct 9, 2025 • 23min

Bonus Episode: The crisis brewing inside Tata Trusts

In this insightful discussion, Shyamal Majumdar, the editor at Financial Express with expertise in corporate governance, unpacks the internal turmoil at Tata Trusts. He explores the split among trustees and how it threatens corporate governance and investor confidence. Shyamal highlights the contrasting leadership styles of Noel Tata and his predecessor, Ratan Tata. He also discusses the unusual step of seeking government intervention, the ripple effects on strategy, and how unresolved tensions could impact Tata companies and investors.
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Oct 9, 2025 • 4min

The Catch Up: India-UK bilateral talks (9 Oct)

Delve into the highlights of India-UK relations as Prime Minister Modi and UK PM Starmer hold significant talks in Mumbai, backed by a robust trade delegation. A shocking arrest in Chennai reveals sinister links to contaminated cough syrup leading to tragic child deaths. Explore political promises in Bihar as RJD's Tejasvi Yadav pledges job creation for families. Lastly, catch up on the latest from Gaza with Trump's phased ceasefire announcement and concerns over civil liberties amid his rhetoric on Antifa.
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Oct 9, 2025 • 24min

The attack on CJI Gavai, Marathwada floods, and ED raids Mammootty family

Apurva Viswanath, National Legal Editor at The Indian Express, delves into the shocking attack on Chief Justice BR Gavai and the ensuing courtroom drama. He explains the motivations behind the incident and the political implications it reveals. The conversation shifts to Marathwada, where Girish Kuber discusses the catastrophic flooding in a historically drought-prone area, highlighting the severe agricultural damage and delayed government response. Lastly, they touch on ED raids involving Malayalam film stars, exposing a luxury car smuggling scheme.
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Oct 8, 2025 • 3min

The Catch Up: Bilaspur landslide tragedy (8 Oct)

A devastating landslide in Bilaspur has claimed 16 lives, including children, revealing the tragic impact on the community. In Assam, a police investigation into singer Zubin Garg’s death has led to an arrest, raising more questions. Meanwhile, Kerala's Assembly is rife with tension as CM Pinarayi Vijayan makes controversial remarks over the Sabarimala dispute. On the international front, British PM Keir Starmer arrives in Mumbai for significant trade talks, while peace talks between Israel and Hamas spark cautious optimism.
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Oct 8, 2025 • 24min

The cough syrup deaths, Sir Creek's significance, and Sabarimala gold case

Anonna Dutt, a health reporter for The Indian Express, dives into the tragic deaths of 14 children due to contaminated cough syrups, exploring toxicology and regulatory failures. Divya A, also from The Indian Express, discusses the geopolitical importance of Sir Creek, highlighting military tensions and potential resources in the disputed area with Pakistan. The conversation wraps up with a look at controversies surrounding the Sabarimala Temple, including scrutiny over idol repairs and missing valuables, raising questions about temple governance.
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Oct 7, 2025 • 3min

The Catch Up: Sabarimala Missing Gold Scandal (7 Oct)

Uncover the shocking allegations surrounding the Sabarimala gold scandal as a Kerala High Court raises concerns over possible misappropriation. Explore the Rs 1,290 crore flood funding for West Bengal and the ongoing dispute with Bhutan. Witness a bizarre incident as a lawyer attacks the Chief Justice with a shoe. Additionally, delve into the chaos of a train explosion in Sindh and the US Supreme Court's focus on Trump-era legal battles. This discussion is packed with intrigue and pressing current affairs!
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Oct 7, 2025 • 23min

Behind the Jaipur hospital fire, UP wolf attacks, and Indore Muslim boycott

Reporter Parul Kulshrehta shares harrowing details of the Jaipur hospital fire, where overcrowding and a lack of fire safety led to tragic loss. Her on-ground insights reveal the chaos and subsequent administrative negligence. Journalist Jay Mazoomdaar discusses alarming wolf attacks in Uttar Pradesh, examining the historical context of man-animal conflict and ineffective conservation strategies. They also touch on a controversial boycott of Muslim traders in Indore, highlighting economic repercussions and community tensions.

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