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In today's episode, we are joined by a special guest Anandhi Viswanathan to talk about  'Jill the Reckless' by P G Woodhouse.

Ahmed Shariff: Hi, Before we begin today's episode, Actor Ramesh Arvind has a message for you. Listen in.

Ramesh Arvind: When climbing a mountain itself is tough, why insist on carrying it? The Covid-19 problem has risen to a mountainous proportion. Refusing vaccination is similar to carrying a mountain load of tension. Get it off your back. Please get vaccinated. My family & I are vaccinated. Your turn now.

Ahmed Shariff:  You heard him, Make a difference, get the jab #JabWellDone

Hi and welcome to another episode of Reads of the week, I am joined by my colleague L Subramnai and we have a special guest today Ms Anandhi Viswanathan. Hi mam, welcome to the show.

Anandhi Viswanathan: Hello, I am glad to be here...

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In your evening news brief, Rahul Gandhi demands every person walking into a Covid-19 vaccination centre should get the jab; National Disaster Response Force prepares to face heavy rain in Maharashtra and BJP leader Arun Singh dismisses speculation of change of leadership in Karnataka.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Vikas Khandelwal, CEO of Eqaro Guarantees, explains what rental bonds are and how the pandemic has affected the rental market.

Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. If you happened to have gone around the town, you would have seen many houses with the symbol 'To-Let'. This is a common scene. Today we will talk about something called the rental bonds that addresses this issue. So let's know what it is and I welcome to the show Vikas Khandelwal, CEO of Eqaro Guarantees.

Vikas Khandelwal: Hi. Nice to be on the show.

Ahmed: What are these rental bonds?

Vikas: Before I answer your question about what rental guarantees are, it's important to understand what the tenancy situation in India is...

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In your evening news brief, Karnataka government considering easing of curbs in four to five different phases; Congress leader and former Union Minister Jitin Prasada joins BJP and NIV scientist isolate two samples of the B.1.1.28.2 variant of Cornavirus.

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In your evening news brief, Centre revises vaccination guidelines; CET to be conducted on August 28 and 29 and Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa is likely to hold a meeting in a day or two about lifting restrictions in Karnataka.

The Government of India on Tuesday issued revised guidelines for the national Covid-19 vaccination programme, to be implemented from June 21.

In a comprehensive set of guidelines, the Centre said that vaccine doses would be allocated to states/UTs "based on population, disease burden & vaccination progress. Wastage will affect allocation negatively".

The Centre will provide states/UTs advance information of vaccine doses to be supplied to them to be likewise allocated by them to districts and vaccination centres. How to prioritise vaccinations with the given supply schedule has been left to the states/ UTs.

States have also been asked to publicise the availability of these vaccines at the district- and vaccination-centre level to make it more visible and convenient for citizens.

The Karnataka Common Entrance Test for various vocational courses, including engineering, is scheduled to be conducted on August 28 and 29.

"The CET exam will take place on August 28 and 29. Each subject will carry 60 marks," Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan said at a press conference on Tuesday.

The Maths and Biology exams will be held on the first day while Physics and Chemistry on the second day. Registration will commence from June 15, he said, adding that the PUC marks will not be taken into account. Narayan further said students will be required to score a minimum mark to clear the entrance test.

Amid talks that Karnataka may start the unlock process by lifting restrictions after June 14, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa is likely to hold a meeting in a day or two, to discuss the matter and take a call.

The state is currently under lockdown till June 14, and there are indications that the government is likely to go for graded relaxation of restrictions, in districts that have less positivity rate to begin with.

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In your evening news brief,  Centre to take care of the entire vaccination process, says PM Modi; a writ petition was filed at Nepal's Supreme Court demanding nullification of the Cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and Mehul Choksi says some men in the disguise of Antiguan Police had physically assaulted him.

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In this episode of The Lead, ace actor Manoj Bajpayee talks about his character in 'The Family Man', him venturing in the OTT space, and more.

Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today’s episode, DH’s Nina C George talks to ace actor Manoj Bajpayee about his latest project, 'The Family Man' season 2 and more. Listen in.

Nina C George: Hi, how are you?

Manoj Bajpayee: Very well, Nina.

Nina: Welcome to DH Radio.

Manoj: Thank you.

Nina: I realised that Sreekant Tiwari has evolved from season 1, how was it like playing the evolved Sreekant Tiwari?

Manoj: I don't know whether to define that stage of Sreekant Tiwari's mind has evolved but definitely Sreekant Tiwari who is not into his element, someone who is completely held back by the circumstances that he is thrown in and also trying to come to terms with the changed realities and circumstances in his life, he wants to keep everything together...

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In your evening news brief, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa says he would continue to head the state government as long as the party High Command had trust in him; petrol in Mumbai crossed Rs 101 a litre mark and India sees continuing decline in Covid-19 cases.

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In your evening news brief, G7 nations sign key pact to make tech giants pay fair taxes; Centre issues final notice to Twitter over IT rules compliance and GST revenues up 65% in May at Rs 1.02 lakh crore

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In today's episode, guest Aishwarya Pillai talks about her experiences and the book by Stephen King, Pet Sematary

Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of Reads of the week by DH Radio. I am Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani and also we have a special guest today, Ms Aishwarya from Hyderabad. She is working as a Rehabilitation Counselor at LV Prasad Eye Institute. She loves all sorts of books, the horror genre and those by Stephen King and some by his son.

L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. It's nice to have someone with the same liking as mine...

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