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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, IAF chief sends out a strong message to China; West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says that there should be four national capitals in the country and Chinese planes entered Taiwan's air defence identification zone.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Serum Institute of India has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore in fire incident; Congress to hold internal elections after Assembly polls and Walmart Inc is preparing to offer Covid-19 vaccinations in seven more states of the US.

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Injury-hit India team rose from the ashes to hold on to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in one of the greatest Test victories against Australia. India scripted a story of grit, guts and glory at Brisbane Test as it scored 329 against Australia. India beat Australia by three wickets in the fourth Test in Brisbane, pulling off a record run-chase in a thrilling final session to hand Australia their first defeat at Brisbane's Gabba ground since 1988. 

In a conversation, we talk about how stars of the series, Rishabh Pant, Washington Sundar, Ajinkya Rahane and others took India from losing a match being bowled out for 36 runs to an emphatic victory in the fourth Test, widely considered, the best Test series win in Indian history.

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Sidney Kiran: Hello and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. Cricket fans in India couldn't have asked for a better New Year's gift than this. What a performance by the Indians, bruised, battered and struggling to field personnel in the final Test of a riveting series. We Indians or other India A that I should be saying, pulled off one of the biggest heists in cricket when they stunned a full strength of Australia to retain the Border-Gavaskar trophy. Every journalist and critics were immensely scrambling for words to describe the heroic show. Today, Roshan Thyagarajan and I talk about one of the finest series ever played between the two great cricketing nations. Hi, Roshan, how you doing? 

Roshan Thyagarajan: Hi, Sidney. I'm good, man. Thank you.

Sidney: Firstly, so let's start off. I mean, the whole world was talking about this entire series, the series initially looked as if it might never take place. There were troubles before the series. Indians had problems with the bio-bubble. We didn't know if a match could happen in Brisbane. And both the nations are battling a pandemic and Australia now more so very stringent.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio,  we discuss the book that we have read over the week— a week that witnessed India's historic cricket test win in Australia. Latching on the almost festivity of the event, cricket takes centra stage in this episode with "281 and Beyond" by V V S Laxman. Sports evokes enthusiasm and gives out a positive vibe, a quality shared by the "motivation and self-improvement" genre. We look at "The Science of Success" by Napoleon Hill and dwell upon this popular genre.

Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. Today I am joined by my colleague L Subramani to discuss the books we have read last week.

Hi sir and welcome to another episode of Read of the week.

L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. Wonderful to be here with you.

Ahmed:  It's been long since we have been doing this read of the week. Before we begin I would like our audience or listeners to give their suggestions to us. If you are listening to this podcast, let us know the books that you would like to read or the books that you have in mind and would want to give your opinions on the book, do mail us, you can note down my email address:  [email protected].

L Subramai: Podcast is not a monologue, a dialogue. The very fun of the podcast is to be interactive and to interact with the audience and let's hope to hear more from our audience...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Five die in fire at Serum Institute of India; Twin suicide bombing rock Baghdad and RBI says India's GDP is within the striking distance of attaining positive growth.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Educationist and a former senior journalist based in Shivamogga, Vidya Joseph tells DH about the emancipation of women in Karnataka and the issues relating to it.

Ahmed Shariff: Karnataka's Defining Moments: Women and rights

We are here in the 21st Century but atrocities against women still persist.

But when compared to the past, things have improved. What was the road for women's rights and emancipation? How things came to be like they are today? to answer these questions and more, today we are joined by Educationist and a former senior journalist based in Shivamogga, Vidya Joseph.

Hi mam, welcome to DH Radio.

Vidya Joseph: Thank you. It's a pleasure connecting with Deccan Herald after a long time.

Ahmed: Mam, my first question to you is: Can you tell us or chart for us the emancipation of a Kannada woman through the years?

Vidya Joseph: To chart the emancipation of a Kannada woman over the years; I think it's a difficult task; mainly because of the enormous variations and also the complexities we see in this process...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Centre proposed to amend farm laws; Sasikala shifted to hospital and Biden may ease immigration rules.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, actor Akul Tripathi talks about his travels and his "Ekaant."

Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. Today we are joined by actor Akul Tripathi to talk about travel and the beauty in abandoned historical places, listen in.

Hi Akul and welcome to DH Radio

Akul Tripathi: Hello, and thank you for having me

Ahmed: What motivated you to take up a project like "Ekaant"?

Akul: Ekaant was really not a project that anyone had to take up. Somewhere I have always believed that part of a destined plan or fate or whatever it is. I put out a social media post saying that abandoned places and how beautiful they are, which was with regards to treks. And a producer whom I had worked earlier, Monia Pinto, she happened to chance upon it. She called and said: "Hey, do think there are enough of these to make a show out of it?" And I said that they are more than enough for a show and it's like an encyclopedia can be made out of it...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, ‘India will start exports of COVID-19 vaccines’; Russian’s second Covid-19 vaccine said to be 100% effective in initial trails;  government asks WhatsApp to withdraw changes in its privacy policy and Question Hour will be allowed during Parliament Session

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, musicians Sanjay Sugumaran and Nithin John Francis from Sugar Shot Films and Dusk & Dawn Productions talk about their latest music video which is a Ritviz Mashup and the challenges that musicians face

Ahmed Shariff: Hi, and welcome to the DH radio. This is Ahmed, Shariff. And lately, I think you've heard about this new song. It's called Ritviz mashup. I'm joined by the team. Nithin and Sanjay Sugumaran from Sugar Short films and dusk and dawn productions. Hi, Nithin and Sanjay. Welcome to DH radio.

Nithin: Hey

Sanjay: Hi!

Nithin: Too much energy for me...

Ahmed: I think that's what we want: positivity everywhere for 2021. So that's great. Okay, my first question to both of you happen to both of you is like, can you tell us about the people who are involved in this project?

Sanjay: Alright, so first of all, there is this guy called Raheal Roy Thomas. Raheal and I, Sanjay Sugumaran said to that initial idea about, you know, to do something about it, and then we roped in this acapella group called no Treble. And then sugar short films came into the picture. So that's when everything elevated to a different level. So it was like the entire set was, you know, it started off as a very small plan. And then, you know, started building up piling up and you know, turned out to be something that, you know, none of us expected...

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