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Reports reveal that 38 Rohingya Muslims—including women and minors—were blindfolded, detained by Indian authorities, forcibly placed on a boat, and abandoned in the Andaman Sea near Myanmar’s southern coast. This incident has sparked serious concerns about the treatment of refugees and the respect for human rights.
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Three faces you’ve seen recently- Vikram Misri, Himanshi Narwal, Shaila Negi. Different lives, different places, but one cruel commonality: all three have been targets of hate online.
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On April 22, 2025, the terrorist attack in Pahalgam's Baisaran shook the entire nation. The attackers targeted a group of tourists, resulting in the deaths of 26 innocent people, including Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, who had been married for just six days. How did such a massive security lapse occur at this beautiful tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir?
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The controversy over fee hikes in Delhi's private schools has erupted once again. Parents allege that children are being mentally harassed for not paying the increased fees. In some schools, children are even barred from attending classes. Political rhetoric has also intensified on this issue, with the Aam Aadmi Party and BJP engaging in a blame game. But will the parents find any solution?
In this episode, we delve into the rules surrounding school fee hikes in Delhi, the government's announcements, court orders, and the struggles of parents. Can profiteering in the name of fee hikes be stopped? Why are parents forced to take to the streets every year? Watch this episode of 'Janab Aise Kaise' to understand the key aspects of this pressing issue.
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The story of Kapil Mishra’s controversial speech and the subsequent legal battle is not just one of delayed justice; it’s a reflection of a deeply troubling reality in the Indian legal and political system. What began as an inflammatory speech that incited violence in the streets of Delhi has now become a five-year-long fight for accountability. In this episode we focus on how justice for the victims of the Delhi riots was delayed for years, the role of the police in obstructing this process, and the uncomfortable questions it raises about the functioning of the Indian justice system.
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