Кращі подкасти про Indians (2024)

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Income inequality worse now than during the Raj 6:35

15h ago6:35

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The top 1% of Indians earns 22.6% of the national income and holds 40.1% of the wealth. This inequality is among the worst in the world, finds a recent study. This ‘Billionaire Raj’ has been pronounced since Narendra Modi came to power, the report said, and is founded on “an authoritarian government with centralisation of decision-making power, cou…

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‘Great opportunity for urban startups to partner with rural micro-entrepreneurs’ 26:26

4d ago26:26

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Micro-entrepreneurship can be one of the solutions to poverty and a means of sustainable income generation in developing countries like India. Central and state governments have launched several programmes to aid micro-entrepreneurship but has enough been done and what more is needed to raise income and employment levels, especially in rural India?…

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How a widening Middle East conflict would affect India 7:30

8d ago7:30

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If the Iran-Israel conflagration expands into a regional conflict, it would affect India on multiple levels – from energy security to input costs of various industries, inflation and stock prices, not to mention strategic interests. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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The rise and rise of cancer in India 8:07

15d ago8:07

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A recent report warns that India is on its way to becoming the “cancer capital of the world”. While tobacco and alcohol abuse remain among the major drivers, artificial preservatives, junk food, cellphone towers, food adulteration and exposure to pollutants are leading causes too. The solution spans not just more screening facilities but also great…

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What is the Indus Waters Treaty and why does it matter? 8:04

22d ago8:04

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Signed in 1960, the Indus Waters Treaty gives India control over the Ravi, Sutlej and Beas rivers, while Pakistan manages the Indus, Jhelum and Chenab. Now, as populations burgeon and climate control wreaks havoc on water resources, India says the treaty must be renegotiated. The Indus Basin aquifer is the second-most stressed in the world but on i…

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‘Right wing knows that if you create an artificial grievance, you can rule forever’ 1:03:26

25d ago1:03:26

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The rise of right-wing nationalism and intense polarisation is defining political debates and electoral outcomes across the world. So, many believe that the outcome of the US and Indian elections will be make or break for global democracy. What does the hard swing towards the right mean for all of us? Rohit Tripathi, a policy advocate on a wide ran…

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Lack of access to safe water is a burgeoning crisis 7:33

29d ago7:33

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Unsafe, contaminated water is killing millions of Indians and dragging down the economy. There is a desperate need to clean and conserve our water sources, and for policies that ensure sustainable use of the world’s most precious resource. India has 16% of the world’s population crammed into a landmass that’s one-third the size of the US. What’s wo…

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MasalaPTI_episode_53 35:20

1M ago35:20

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Guys are back after a looong break. Episode 53 continues where it left off and gets into all things NFL and NBA! LFG 2024 !Ravi & Aravind

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Why is India’s food system under severe stress? 12:45

1M ago12:45

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India has more land under cultivation than any other country and is among the leaders in the production of rice, spices, milk, eggs and wheat. Yet, our food system is under immense pressure. It faces many challenges, ranging from depleting natural resources to climate change, fragmented land holdings and increasing urbanisation. Meanwhile, populati…

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What does the GN Saibaba case say about the state of India? 11:06

1M ago11:06

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Professor GN Saibaba is finally free. But not before his severe disability was tested by horrifying conditions and treatment in jail. His acquittal is a significant blow for human rights and freedom but there are way too many political prisoners still in jail for anyone to celebrate. And they are in jail because the state fears the truth coming out…

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‘When business leaders prioritise mental health, it sends a powerful message’ 26:22

2M ago26:22

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Stress levels in the workplace are through the roof, with a high proportion of the workforce reporting mental health issues. This often results in ailments such as depression, heart attacks and strokes. The megood news is that businesses are acting to mitigate what many believe is a crisis. Abha Dandekar, founder of Elephant in the Room, set up to …

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As India-China rivalry grows, so will the significance of the Maldives 6:44

2M ago6:44

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India’s relationship with the Maldives has had several twists and turns. The latest diplomatic impasse, in the backdrop of China’s rising influence in the archipelago, could have a significant impact on India’s trade and maritime security. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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Awareness is the greatest safeguard against cyber fraud 6:12

2M ago6:12

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As our dependence on digital technology for virtually every aspect of life – from work to financial transactions – rises, so does our vulnerability to cyber fraud. Over the past few years, there has been a quantum leap in such crimes. Are you doing enough to protect yourself? Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.…

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‘Institutions have been weaponised to undermine people’s rights’ 40:02

2M ago40:02

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India’s Constitution and Constitutional values are under attack and our institutions are being captured to further an ideology antithetical to the idea of India. How did such a situation come to pass and what lies ahead? All Indians Matter speaks to Pushparaj Deshpande, managing trustee and director of Samruddha Bharat, who has co-edited ‘The Great…

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Layoffs are back and they don’t seem to be going away 7:13

2M ago7:13

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India, along with the rest of the world, is witnessing a wave of layoffs. Over the past two years, an estimated 100,000 people have been laid off by tech firms alone in India and other sectors have not been immune to the contagion either. Blame it on choppy revenue figures, falling valuation, supply chain disruptions and other factors. The job loss…

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Why Indian farmers are up in arms and the similarity to protests in Europe 10:05

2M ago10:05

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Farmers in India have been on the march demanding greater procurement prices and financial support from the government, among other things. Meanwhile, farmers across Europe are up in arms because of falling prices for their harvest, access to credit, pesticide regulations and food import policies. Globally, agriculture is in turmoil and this doesn’…

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‘Supreme Court’s flawed reasoning when ruling in favour of govt is worrying’ 43:07

2M ago43:07

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Trust in the Supreme Court and the wider judiciary is eroding fast. This comes on the back of disappointing rulings over the past few years, inaction in some cases and what seem to be contradictory utterances. In a constitutional democracy, courts play an important counter-majoritarian function and are a check on the executive. Many think the Supre…

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Syncretism shouldn’t be a four-letter word 12:12

3M ago12:12

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Last week’s episode was on Indian syncretism through the lens of Muslim poets writing in Urdu on Hindu epics. This week, I’ve attempted a broader perspective. The dictionary definition of syncretism is: “The amalgamation or attempted amalgamation of different religions, cultures, or schools of thought.” This may as well be the definition of India i…

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Ram, Krishna and the Mahabharata in Urdu poetry 16:20

3M ago16:20

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You may not know it but Muslim poets writing in Urdu about Hindu epics have had a great impact on popular culture. There exists a vast body of shayari on Lord Ram, the Mahabarata was brought alive on the screen through the writing of Dr Rahi Masoom Raza, there are Ram Leelas performed in Urdu and even qawwali often refers to Hindu deities and epics…

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Hindutva pop is extremely dehumanising, helps normalise hatred 58:50

3M ago58:50

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Hate has found a new vehicle to ride on – music and poetry. These forms of popular culture are being used to create social fissures and strengthen Hindutva’s roots, which has been detailed in a great new book, ‘H-Pop - The Secretive World of Hindutva Pop Stars’, by Kunal Purohit. The book dives deep into the lives of musicians and poets whose artis…

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Soil degradation crisis is impacting your health 9:38

3M ago9:38

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30% of the soil in India is degraded. This means that the quality of food grown on it is nutrient-deficient. Also, for a country that must feed the world’s largest population, sustainably, this is a serious issue but it’s attracting very little attention. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.…

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Agritech could be the spark India’s farmers need 7:58

3M ago7:58

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From predictive analytics to crop monitoring equipment, soil analysis sensors and financial platforms, technology could be the great enabler for Indian farmers. However, agritech needs sound regulation and concerns over security and privacy need to be addressed. If this happens, agritech could raise farm incomes by 35% and add $95 billion to India’…

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Don’t gaslight yourself, report sexual harassment if you’ve faced it 55:45

3M ago55:45

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A decade after India’s anti-sexual-harassment law came into effect, there are serious concerns about its implementation. What does the law mandate and how can we overcome the challenges it faces? Priyanka Chaturvedi Agrawal, diversity-inclusion-belonging expert, speaks to All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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Do we need Governors anymore? 8:02

4M ago8:02

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Over the past decade, Governors have often acted as ideological foot soldiers of the Central Government, sullying the office, threatening the country’s federal structure and sparking off a debate on whether they are required at all. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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Houthi threat to global shipping isn’t receding soon 7:36

4M ago7:36

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Yemen’s Houthi rebels say they won’t stop disrupting shipping the Red Sea through drone and missile attacks so long as the Israeli genocide in Gaza continues. Who are the Houthis and how do their attacks on commercial ships pose a threat to the global economy? Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.…

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Engaged philanthropy is not just a large-donor movement 22:54

4M ago22:54

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Philanthropists want to not just give but to make sure their money and effort are making a real difference. To that end, they are getting more engaged in such work. This is, therefore, a time of ‘engaged philanthropy’, which focuses on the long term and collaboration to maximise impact. Govind Iyer, Founding Board Member and All India Chairperson o…

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The tragedy of real-life ‘dunki’ immigrants 6:49

4M ago6:49

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Around the time ‘Dunki’ released, an Airbus A340 carrying 276 passengers, mostly Indians, was detained for four days in France over suspicions of illegal immigration. Reports say there are approximately 725,000 illegal Indian immigrants in the US — the third largest population of unauthorised immigrants after Mexico and El Salvador. US Customs and …

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The walls are closing in on India’s democracy 8:32

4M ago8:32

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The recent suspension of nearly 150 Opposition MPs is only the latest assault on Indian democracy. Since 2014, we’ve had draconian laws being used against peaceful activists, a crackdown on NGOs and the media, and the suppression of data harmful to the government’s image. Where and when does this backslide end? Please listen to the latest episode o…

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India’s social sector has been resilient despite all the setbacks 55:01

4M ago55:01

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The social sector has played a significant role in India’s growth and development over the decades. It has had an impact across health, education, poverty alleviation, sanitation, housing and other areas. All Indians Matter speaks to Pritha Venkatachalam, partner and co-head for Asia and Africa at The Bridgespan Group, to understand the social sect…

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Sexism, misogyny in popular cinema has real-life implications 6:42

4M ago6:42

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There’s been a spate of films that glorify sexism and misogyny, and reinforce gender stereotypes. The problem is that popular cinema often defines what’s cool, so stalking, harassment and even violence against women are seen as permissible or even macho. Gender activists have pointed to the link between such cinematic portrayals and real-life crime…

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No solution in sight for rising crimes against women 8:21

5M ago8:21

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Recent data shows a 4% rise in crimes against women but experts estimate that most of them go unreported. The situation on the ground is a lot worse than the numbers indicate, so it’s time to work on it in crisis mode. Fast-track courts and police sensitisation are only part of the solution; accessible free legal aid and a societal shift away from …

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Wealth creators will understand that philanthropy is a part of wealth creation itself 28:10

5M ago28:10

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A new, more aware generation of philanthropists is moving fast to support causes it believes in and it’s changing giving in the process. This passion is making the development sector prepare for philanthropists looking for real, measurable outcomes. Amitabh Jaipuria, CEO of Accelerate Indian Philanthropy, speaks to All Indians Matter.…

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SC puts focus back on sedition law 5:57

5M ago5:57

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The sedition law is a relic of an oppressive colonial past that is best confined to the dustbin of history. While new Bills claim to do away with sedition as an offence, many legal experts believe that they include sedition clauses using different language. Several former colonies have repealed such laws and it’s time for India to ensure no one is …

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Boys in Blue lost, but economy may have scored a big win 5:50

5M ago5:50

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The World Cup wasn’t just a celebration of cricket, it had a massive positive impact on the Indian economy. A range of industries, from consumer electronics to hospitality and airlines, benefited from it. What’s more, it coincided with the festive season – historically the period with the highest consumer spends of the year. Please listen to the la…

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Climate has shaped history, and even religions, through the ages 1:01:24

5M ago1:01:24

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While climate change is the definitive issue of our time, few know that it has always shaped history. From natural disasters to the fall of empires, the rise of pandemics, mass migrations, the ebb and flow of trade, social upheaval and even war, climate has always played a role. The father-son duo of Sangeeth and Zac Varghese, who’ve co-authored th…

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Air pollution an economic threat to India 6:42

5M ago6:42

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Air pollution is costing Indian businesses an estimated $95 billion a year through absenteeism, falling productivity, shutdowns, lower investment, etc. investment, etc. We need not just green infrastructure and monitoring mechanisms but enforcement of existing laws and court orders. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter. just gr…

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Why is this govt afraid of data about social, economic indicators? 6:59

6M ago6:59

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Most of us never think about it but quality data is critical to governance. It affects our daily lives. So, what do we make of a government that tries to hide critical data about consumption, poverty, jobs, etc? Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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70-hour work week is an awful idea 7:30

6M ago7:30

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Infosys’ co-founder NR Narayana Murthy says the youth should work 70 hours a week. The need of the hour, however, is to find the right balance between work and everything else that comprises life. This is a critical need in this age. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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Menstrual hygiene is a human rights and dignity issue 31:26

6M ago31:26

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Menstrual health is closely linked to overall socioeconomic development and is crucial to empowerment. This is a challenge everywhere but especially in rural India, where women there face several menstrual challenges, ranging from lack of access to sanitary products to inadequate hygiene practices and lack of proper nutrition. Snehal Pawar, Project…

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India can’t achieve net-zero without sustainable construction 7:06

6M ago7:06

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Construction accounts for 40% of carbon emissions in India. On the one hand, India needs to build cities, infrastructure and homes but it also needs to safeguard the environment. How can India insitutionalise sustainable construction to ensure its ambitions balance its responsibility towards the climate? Please listen to the latest episode of All I…

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What are the long-term effects of high inflation? 6:17

6M ago6:17

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From tomato prices to that of other essential commodities and even the cost of industrial raw materials, inflation has been the top global concern over the past 18 months. In the long run, high inflation can skew the value of your savings, constrict exports, lower credit availability for businesses and put pressure on balance sheets. Please listen …

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Times have changed; an adopted child is better accepted but we still have some way to go 59:36

6M ago59:36

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Adoption can be a complicated, tedious and frustrating process with complex legal procedures and numerous technicalities. It can also be emotionally taxing. No wonder then that there is a great mismatch between the number of children eligible for adoption and those actually adopted. In fact, the number of adoptions is falling in India. Why is adopt…

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Caste discrimination on campuses is claiming lives, smashing dreams 9:07

7M ago9:07

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Caste prejudice has led to several student suicides on Indian campuses. The abuse starts early and students and faculty alike are the perpetrators. Often, lower caste students are unfairly marked on their work and hurdles are placed at every step of their journey. With education being their only path to upward social mobility, many lower caste stud…

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Women’s Reservation Bill good, but larger societal change requires more 7:15

7M ago7:15

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While the Women’s Reservation Bill represents hope and is an important step, political empowerment is not the same as smashing the patriarchy entrenched in Indian society. Until all the factors that hold back women from achieving their true potential are dealt with, the battle must continue. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter…

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There is a tendency to infantilise women with disabilities, take away their decision making powers 41:37

7M ago41:37

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Across the world, women with disabilities are establishing their identity despite challenging social conditions. However, that journey is very different in developing countries such as India. Women with disabilities face multiple challenges which add to the very complex gender issues all women battle every day. These range from social discriminatio…

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India a vegetarian nation? It’s a myth 7:09

7M ago7:09

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Recently, on an inter-city train, after I asked for a non-vegetarian meal, two women sitting next to me shifted to other seats. They explained that they could not sit next to someone who was eating meat. That made me want to find out what percentage of Indians are meat eaters and whether the projection of this country as mainly vegetarian is true. …

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Alarming decline in bird populations highlights conservation urgency 8:01

7M ago8:01

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A recent report on India’s bird numbers says 178 species are in need of urgent conservation measures and others are in danger of serious decline too. Blame it on change of land use, urbanisation, ecosystem degradation, monocultures, infrastructure development, pollution and climate change. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.…

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Education reform is not just about what’s taught in school, but recreating society 37:04

7M ago37:04

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The New Education Policy, while offering the promise of better schooling, also brings into focus the failures of education reform in India. While there have been improvements in infrastructure and enrollment, equity, learning levels and uptake of public schools are lagging. Priyadarshini Singh, research fellow at the State Capacity Initiative, Cent…

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15 years on, lessons from the global financial crisis 8:01

7M ago8:01

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September 15 marked a decade and a half of the 2008 global financial crisis precipitated by the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Here’s looking back at what happened, how India was impacted and the learnings from that time to keep in mind today. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.Ideabrew Studios

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What the future holds for India’s space industry 6:52

8M ago6:52

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The successful launch of Chandrayaan-3 was a moment of pride. It intensified the focus on India’s space technology. A report said India has the potential to create a $40-$100 billion space industry by 2040. What are the areas it could focus on and what kind of investments does it need? Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.…

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