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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know a 22-year-old engineer,  Anirudh N Sharma, uses nanosatellites to track space junk.

While most of us are struggling with waste disposal on earth, Anirudh Sharma is working on a solution to navigate satellites amidst debris in space. Discarded satellites form space junk, which can pose a problem to active satellites in space.

 A computer science engineer by training, an opportunity to participate in the ISRO student satellite programme catapulted Anirudh into the space science domain. 

His startup Digantara is currently being incubated at the Indian Institute of Science, and has already signed on to partnerships with European communications firms Telespazio and Okapi Orbits.

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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio, today we discuss India's international affairs and how the country maintained its relationships with its neighbourhood and the US.

Hi, Anirban and welcome to DH Radio.

Anirban Bhaumik: Hi, Ahmed.

Ahmed: Anirban, my first question to you is how has India fared in the year in terms of external affairs and what were some of the achievements?

Anirban: The year 2020, as the entire world is calling it 'Annas Horribilis', was no better for foreign relations of India also...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Govt extends ITR filing deadline for third time; government-farmers’ meet makes no headway; The coronavirus-induced suspension of scheduled international passenger flights has been extended till January 31 and European Union and Chinese leaders meet to approve a major investment pact.

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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio,  in today's episode we discuss how the year 2020 unravelled in the universe of sports.

Sidney Kiran: Just like every industry in this world, the multi-billion dollar sports industry was affected by the coronavirus pandemic, this year. Leagues across the world were ground to a halt, athletes were forced to lock themselves inside their house like each and every one of us. And then big-ticket events like the Tokyo Olympics, R-20  Australia were postponed to next year It looked nothing but doom and gloom for sports. But Administrators realised that the show must go on...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rajinikanth not to launch political party; India likely to extend a ban on flights from Britain; Madhya Pradesh Cabinet okays ordinance on the bill against religious conversion through fraudulent means and Karnataka Legislative Council deputy chairperson S L Dharme Gowda was found dead near a railway track.

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Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio, we discuss the pandemic of 2020 from a journalist's point of view.

Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. 2020 was marred by the pandemic. We read about and saw the news of the Corona warriors. But, we haven't seen or heard the stories of those bringing you those stories. In today's episode, we are joined by our very own Akhil Kadidal and Suraksha P, both of who have relentlessly been covering the pandemic. Hi, Akhil and Suraksha, welcome to DH Radio.

Akhil Kadidal: Hi, it's good to be on the DH podcast.

Suraksha: Hi, Thank you.

Ahmed: Akhil, my first question to you is: How has the pandemic been to you?

Akhil: It's been very interesting that you asked this question, Ahmed, because you know I have found that I have actually grown a lot as a journalist...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka Cabinet decides to promulgate an ordinance to give effect to an anti-cow slaughter law;  a post office in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur printed postage stamps carrying pictures of underworld don Chhota Rajan and gangster Munna Bajrangi; Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district administration has successfully conducted a dry run of the Covid-19 vaccination programme and India captain Virat Kohli wins Sir Garfield Sobers Award for the ICC Male Cricketer of the Decade.

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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio,  in today's episode we discuss what the year 2020 had in store for the field of politics as we move on to welcome the new year.

Shemin Joy: Hello and welcome to the DH podcast. As we approach the end of a tumultuous year, we present to you a series of year enders. This episode is all about politics in 2020, a year ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic. Just as the pandemic has redefined everything in our lives, politics was no different. We witnessed a few elections, so-called lapses of the government and some preparations for future elections. I am Shemin Joy and today I am joined by Deccan Herald's political editor and chief of bureau in New Delhi Anand Mishra and Principal correspondent Sagar Kulkarni, who covers the Congress, to discuss politics in 2020. 

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rajinikanth discharged from hospital;  Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar resigns as JD(U) national president; Bengaluru city police are considering clamping Section 144 during New Year's eve across Bengaluru and next round of negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government will be held in Qatar from January.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Omar hits out at BJP, accuses saffron party of horse trading; Prime Minister Modi slams Congress over local polls in Puducherry; Madhya Pradesh Cabinet approves law against ‘Love Jihad’ and Britain publishes Brexit text.

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