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- The Lead: Mayhem in Mines — Quarrying bring clouds of gloom to villages near Krishnaraja Sagar Dam
In this episode of DH Radio, we look at the issue of mining in Mandya district and listen to the plight of people residing near Bebi Betta.
This series from Deccan Herald comprehensively looks at the issue of illegal mining in that state. A sort of activity that affects us— you, me and our planet.
In today's episode, we travel to the district of Mandya. The district is home to the majestic KRS or Krishnaraja Sagar Dam, a 90-year old dam which provides water to millions of people. But quarry activities near the dam pose a threat to the structure. Activists have been demanding that the area within the radius of 20-km around the dam be declared a protected zone.
M Lakshmana, former chairman of Mysuru chapter of Institution of Engineers and founder of Association of Concerned and Informed Citizens of Mysuru, tells us of the dam's importance.
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11 min - From the Newsroom - February 10, 2021: Over 170 still missing after Uttarakhand disaster
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Over 170 still missing after Uttarakhand disaster; China says its and Indian troops at the border began to "disengage simultaneously" and Prime Minister Narendra Modi allays apprehensions on the farm laws.
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3 min - The Lead: Fitness is the way to go
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, founder of Sohfit Sohrab Khushrushahi talks about healthy lifestyle, diets and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Our sedentary lifestyle is a major reason for us developing a range of diseases, which could have been avoided by engaging in physical activity and healthy eating. Diabetes seems to have become the norm of the norm these days. To talk about health and more in today's episode we are joined by founder of Sohfit Sohrab Khushrushahi. Hi, Sohrab and welcome to DH Radio.Sohrab Khushrushahi: Hi, Ahmed. How are you?Ahmed: I'm good. It's great to have you on our show. Sohrab, my first question to you is, what constitutes a healthy lifestyle where do diet and exercise fit in?
Sohrab: Healthy lifestyle that is pretty vast and a big area. What we are trying to make sure that when we are talking about a healthy lifestyle, we are talking lifestyle where you have movement involved...
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20 min - From the Newsroom - February 9, 2021: Deep Sidhu sent to 7-day police custody
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Deep Sidhu sent to 7-day police custody; 197 people are missing while 20 people have died due to floods in Uttarakhand, Union Home Minister Amit Shah told Rajya Sabha and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said that she would not back down against the BJP.
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3 min - The Lead: Inside view of the e-sports industry
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Parth Chadha Founder & CEO EWar Games talks about the e-sport and gaming industry and his venture.
Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Ever been fascinated or are into mobile games and gaming? get to know about the industry and more in today's episode as DH's Sandeep Menon engages in a conversation with Parth Chadha Founder & CEO EWar Games.
Sandeep Menon: Welcome to DH Radio, Parth. Good to have you here.
Parth Chadha: Thanks for having me.
Sandeep: I wanted to talk to you about e-sports. So, where is this sort of new gaming and booming and the upcoming industry, where is it going?
Parth: E-sports and gaming are growing at a very fast pace, specifically because of this pandemic. Sadly, we needed a pandemic to prove ourselves as an industry...
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27 min - From the Newsroom - February 8, 2021: Modi appeals to farmers to end agitation
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Modi appeals to farmers to end agitation; Sensex rallies 617.14 points to end at a new lifetime high of 51,348.77; V K Sasikala returns to Tamil Nadu and Nineteen people confirmed dead after the Nandadevi glacier broke.
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4 min - The Lead: S L Bhyrappa on his novel 'Uttarakaanda'
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, S L Bhyrappa talks about his novel 'Uttarakaanda' and more
Jagadish Angadi: Hello all. With me today here is Dr S L Bhyrappa, one of the most popular novelists of India. S L Bhyrappa is a conscious artist who depicts fundamental emotions in his novels. He has a profound knowledge about Indian psychological and cultural traditions and had intense experience about the rural and urban milieu. He is known to describe dwindling human emotions and experiences. His characters are deeply rooted in Indian soil. He has penned 24 novels and 4 volumes of literary criticism and books on aesthetics, social issues and culture. Most of his novels have been translated into almost all Indian languages and 6 into English.
The novel 'Uttarakaanda' is S L Bhyrappa's attempt to look at Rama's story from Sita's perspective and experience. He adds a tinge of today's perspective in an interesting and engaging way. The novel brings out the voice of a neglected female character. It fills and uncovers a philosophical gulf. The overhyped mythological sub-stories that have masked and covered up so far. The novel captures emotions as he narrates the story from a person's perspective. The raw emotions running across the mins of Sita, Rama, Laxmana and Sita's though about Rama and his Rajdharma, and Laxaman's unmatched love towards his brother are the elements that make 'Uttarakaanda' the novel read. In an exclusive interview, Bhyrappa speaks on a range of issues including his stands, his novel, his ideologies and contemporary literary work. Welcome to Deccan Herald sir.
S L Bhyrappa: Thank you.
Jagadish Angadi: Sir, the first questions to you is: Parva was your response to Mahabharata 40 years ago. Why did you take so much time to respond to Ramayana?
S L Bhyrappa: After reading Parva, some of my friends asked me 'why don't you write Ramayana the same way you have written Parva'...
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22 min - From the Newsroom - February 7, 2021: Flash floods in Uttarakhand; At least 100 labourers feared dead or missing
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, At least 100 labourers feared dead or missing in Flash floods in Uttarakhand; Prime Minister Narendra Modi begin election blitzkrieg; A farmer hangs himself from a tree near Delhi’s Tikri border.
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3 min - From the Newsroom - February 6, 2021: Net ban, arrests mark chakka jam called by farmers
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Net ban, arrests mark chakka jam called by farmers; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says his government is taking steps to reclaim more than 300 acres of BDA land encroached upon across Bengaluru and Myanmar sees anti-coup protests.
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3 min - From the Newsroom - February 5, 2021: Third phase of Covid-19 vaccination to begin next month
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Third phase of Covid-19 vaccination to begin next month; Sensex jumps 117 points after Reserve Bank keeps interest rates unchanged and US warship moves close to South China Sea
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