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Former journalist with more than 30 years of experience, Nitin Gokhale joins us for the podcast to discuss weekly affairs. He sheds light on the conflict between India and China. Manisha Pande, Anand Vardhan, Anand Ranganathan and Raman Kirpal along with Nitin also talk about Narendra Modi in Davos and his two interviews with news channels Zee News and Times Now. They discuss the 'office of profit' controversy in which 20 AAP MLAs were disqualified by the President. Raman and Nitin get nostalgic sharing their encounters with the late Vinod Mehta. Manisha brings up Satyapal Singh, who recently made a statement on Darwin’s theory of evolution. Lastly, they talk about the ongoing Karni Sena violence in the country over the film Padmaavat. Anand Vardhan believes that violence like this will continue in India for many more years to come. Also, a lot of emails from our beloved subscribers. Listen up, there is a song dedication in the end too.

Samar Khan and Rahul Puri are back with their weekly round-up of sports. Samar talks about why football is not just about the game. A lot of decisions are based on other things and Alexis Sanchez is the kind of guy who fits in all places. Rahul considers him a world-class player. In the world of cricket, they talk about why the ICC needs to discuss cricket pitches as India is suffering in South Africa. Though the pitch is the same for every team, Rahul feels there should be some kind of standardisation. All this and more on this week's Just Sports.

Former journalist with more than 30 years of experience, Nitin Gokhale joins us for the podcast to discuss weekly affairs. He sheds light on the conflict between India and China. Manisha Pande, Anand Vardhan, Anand Ranganathan and Raman Kirpal along with Nitin also talk about Narendra Modi in Davos and his two interviews with news channels Zee News and Times Now. They discuss the 'office of profit' controversy in which 20 AAP MLAs were disqualified by the President. Raman and Nitin get nostalgic sharing their encounters with the late Vinod Mehta. Manisha brings up Satyapal Singh, who recently made a statement on Darwin’s theory of evolution. Lastly, they talk about the ongoing Karni Sena violence in the country over the film Padmaavat. Anand Vardhan believes that violence like this will continue in India for many more years to come. Also, a lot of emails from our beloved subscribers. Listen up, there is a song dedication in the end too.

ज़ी न्यूज़ और टाइम्स नाउ को प्रधानमंत्री का साक्षात्कार, संजय लीला भंसाली की फिल्म पद्मावत पर विवाद, केंद्रीय मंत्री सतपाल सिंह द्वारा जैवविकास की डार्विन थ्योरी को गलत बताना, मेवात में एक दलित परिवार का मुसलिम परिवार पर धर्मांतरण का आरोप और सीपीएम में करात और येचुरी के मनमुटाव, इस हफ्ते न्यूज़लॉन्ड्री चर्चा के प्रमुख विषय रहे.

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Samar Khan and Rahul Puri are back with their weekly round-up of sports. Samar talks about why football is not just about the game. A lot of decisions are based on other things and Alexis Sanchez is the kind of guy who fits in all places. Rahul considers him a world-class player. In the world of cricket, they talk about why the ICC needs to discuss cricket pitches as India is suffering in South Africa. Though the pitch is the same for every team, Rahul feels there should be some kind of standardisation. All this and more on this week's Just Sports.

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Former journalist with more than 30 years of experience, Nitin Gokhale joins us for the podcast to discuss weekly affairs. He sheds light on the conflict between India and China. Manisha Pande, Anand Vardhan, Anand Ranganathan and Raman Kirpal along with Nitin also talk about Narendra Modi in Davos and his two interviews with news channels Zee News and Times Now. They discuss the 'office of profit' controversy in which 20 AAP MLAs were disqualified by the President. Raman and Nitin get nostalgic sharing their encounters with the late Vinod Mehta. Manisha brings up Satyapal Singh, who recently made a statement on Darwin’s theory of evolution. Lastly, they talk about the ongoing Karni Sena violence in the country over the film Padmaavat. Anand Vardhan believes that violence like this will continue in India for many more years to come. Also, a lot of emails from our beloved subscribers. Listen up, there is a song dedication in the end too.

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In this episode of Reporters Without Orders, the panel discusses the implications of Foreign Ministry issuing colour-coded passports and CCTV surveillance in schools. The panel also discusses the limited coverage given to the rape and murder of a minor girl in Jammu's Kathua city as well as the arrest of two journalists in Kerela's Ernakulam. The journalists, who were covering a protest led by Dalits, were arrested by the state police for allegedly "obstructing their duty".  But that's not all. Amit shares his reporting experience from Kurukshetra, where he had gone to cover the #JindRapeCase. Listen up!

In this episode of Reporters Without Orders, the panel discusses the implications of Foreign Ministry issuing colour-coded passports and CCTV surveillance in schools. The panel also discusses the limited coverage given to the rape and murder of a minor girl in Jammu's Kathua city as well as the arrest of two journalists in Kerela's Ernakulam. The journalists, who were covering a protest led by Dalits, were arrested by the state police for allegedly "obstructing their duty".  But that's not all. Amit shares his reporting experience from Kurukshetra, where he had gone to cover the #JindRapeCase. Listen up!

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In this episode of Reporters Without Orders, the panel discusses the implications of Foreign Ministry issuing colour-coded passports and CCTV surveillance in schools. The panel also discusses the limited coverage given to the rape and murder of a minor girl in Jammu's Kathua city as well as the arrest of two journalists in Kerela's Ernakulam. The journalists, who were covering a protest led by Dalits, were arrested by the state police for allegedly "obstructing their duty".  But that's not all. Amit shares his reporting experience from Kurukshetra, where he had gone to cover the #JindRapeCase. Listen up!

In this podcast, Rajyasree Sen and Abhinandan Sekhri review The Darkest Hour and talk about Saif Ali Khan's comment on Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Padmaavat. They also discuss the recently-launched trailer of Welcome to New York featuring Karan Johar in a double role. Apart from this, they also talk about Prakash Raj's comment on Hinduism and Shah Rukh Khan's speech at Davos. Rajyasree also discusses Neha Dhupia-hosted BFFs with Vogue's latest episode. This, Stormy Daniel's Make America Horny Again and more. Listen up!