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29:25

Behind the Agnipath protests, Assam floods, and...

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2022/06/20

First, Indian Express’s Man Aman Singh talks to host Shashank Bhargava about the reaction of defence aspirants and veterans to India’s recently unveiled defence recruitment scheme, Agnipath. Next, with the increase in torrential rainfall in the Northeast resulting in floods and mudslides, Indian Express’s Tora Agarwal sheds light on the increasing number of big floods. And at the end, Esha Roy joins us to explain India’s bottom rank on the recently released Environment Performance Index.

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3:26

The Catch Up: 17 June

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2022/06/17

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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25:47

Another top cyclist alleges abuse, Presidential...

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2022/06/17

First, Indian Express’ Mihir Vasavda joins host Shashank Bhargava to talk about another top cyclist, Deborah Herold, accusing India’s former cycling coach RK Sharma of abuse and harassment.Next, with the Presidential elections scheduled for next month, Indian Express’ Manoj CG explains their significance, and whether BJP will be able to get their nominee elected this time.And in the end, we bring you an update about the protests against the central government’s new defence recruitment reform scheme,

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3:16

The Catch Up: 16 June

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2022/06/16

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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28:04

Agnipath recruitment scheme, violence in Bengal...

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2022/06/16

First, Indian Express’ Krishn Kaushik talks about the Agnipath scheme, how it is expected to change the recruitment process of defence services and decrease the money spent on defence pensions.Next, Indian Express’ Sweety Kumari talks about the violence that has erupted in West Bengal after protests took place against the controversial statements made by Nupur Sharma.And in the end, Indian Express’ Anonna Dutt tells us about the latest guidelines issued by ICMR regarding Type 1 diabetes.

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3:16

The Catch Up: 15 June

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2022/06/15

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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25:23

Why the Prayagraj demolition remains under the shadow...

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2022/06/15

Over the last week, a series of demolition drives took place in Uttar Pradesh, including one in Prayagraj where the house of a political activist and businessman was demolished after a half day’s notice. These demolitions happened after a series of protests took place in the state last week. And even though the government has said that there is no connection between the two, the timing of it is under question.In this episode, host Shashank Bhargava is joined by Indian Express’ Asad Rehman and Apurva

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3:08

The Catch Up: 14 June

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2022/06/14

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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26:32

How 10-min deliveries are now risking the lives of...

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2022/06/14

Recently, 10-min deliveries companies like Blinkit and Zepto introduced new terms that has now led to the gamification of the quick commerce industry. These terms are forcing delivery agents to work harder and ride faster, but for significantly less money. In this episode, Indian Express' Soumyarendra Barik joins host Shashank Bhargava to discuss what these new terms are forcing delivery agents to do, the conditions under which they have to work, and how the current Venture Capitalist culture is a

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3:16

The Catch Up: 13 June

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2022/06/13

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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32:04

Express Investigation: Bridging a 2-year Covid gap in...

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2022/06/13

For 2 years, starting March 2020, schools were completely shut for students in primary classes due to the pandemic. During this time, learning was at its minimum and only happened through weekly worksheets and activities that teachers would share on WhatsApp. So, after they returned to school, it was clear that even though they were in classes two years senior, they were not prepared for it. And it was put to the teachers to get them to catch up. But how did they do that?To answer that, Indian

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3:49

The Catch Up: 10 June

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2022/06/10

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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28:32

Why cyber criminals thrive in India and rarely get...

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2022/06/10

[REBROADCAST] Every year, thousands of Indians become victim to some kind of cyber crime, including getting defrauded by scam callers. In fact, cyber crimes have been on the rise for multiple reasons in the country. Recently, Indian Express’ Mohamed Thaver and Jayprakash S Naidu did a series investigating how cyber criminals operate, and why they thrive in India. In this episode, Thaver joins host Shashank Bhargava to talk about what their investigation revealed, and why the police find it hard to

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2:47

The Catch Up: 9 June

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2022/06/09

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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23:21

Top cyclist faces harassment, a historic cancer...

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2022/06/09

First, Indian Express’ Mihir Vasavda joins host Shashank Bhargava to talk about a top Indian cyclist accusing the chief national team coach RK Sharma of sexual harassment.Next, Indian Express’ Anonna Dutt explains the significance of a small medical trial in which all the patients were cured of cancer after they were given a new experimental drug (08:40).And in the end, Indian Express’ Sadaf Modak tells us about how gait analysis is used in criminal trials (16:08).

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3:16

The Catch Up: 8 June

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2022/06/08

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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21:11

Why India is facing flak from Muslim nations, and...

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2022/06/08

On Sunday, the BJP suspended its national spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled its Delhi spokesperson Naveen Kumar Jindal, after they made anti-Islam remarks about Prophet Mohammad. This decision came after three countries in the Gulf region — Qatar, Kuwait, Iran — summoned the Indian ambassadors to register their protest, and demanded a public apology from India. Since then, several other Islamic countries have also come forth criticizing these statements.In this episode, host Shashank Bhargava

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3:30

The Catch Up: 7 June

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2022/06/07

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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16:06

Bihar sees hope in a PepsiCo bottling unit, and an...

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2022/06/07

Last month, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated two big private ventures in Bihar — a Rs 500 crore PepsiCo bottling plant, and a Rs 105-crore ethanol plant. These projects have generated a lot of buzz in the state, and given a ray of hope to many who have been looking for jobs within the state. In this episode, Indian Express' Santosh Singh joins us to talk about their significance, and how they are expected to benefit the people in the state.And in the end, Indian Express’ Parthasarthi Biswas

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3:08

The Catch Up: 6 June

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2022/06/06

The headlines this evening from the Indian Express.

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