The Buck Stops Here

On The Buck Stops Here, meet some of the Gurgaon residents who have decided that the only way they would make a difference in cleaning up the air around them is by quitting their cars for a week, getting on to bicycles or walking to work. They tell us about the big takeaways of their week-long experience.

On The Buck Stops Here, we discuss the horrific incident of sexual assault on a 4-year-old girl in Delhi allegedly by a boy in her class inside the school premises. The mother of the girl, in a letter to NDTV, has said her child was sexually assaulted twice by the 5-year-old boy. The school says the incident seems "impossible". On the show, we debate: how safe are our schools?

On The Buck Stops Here, meet some of the Gurgaon residents who have decided that the only way they would make a difference in cleaning up the air around them is by quitting their cars for a week, getting on to bicycles or walking to work. They tell us about the big takeaways of their week-long experience.

On The Buck Stops Here, we discuss the horrific incident of sexual assault on a 4-year-old girl in Delhi allegedly by a boy in her class inside the school premises. The mother of the girl, in a letter to NDTV, has said her child was sexually assaulted twice by the 5-year-old boy. The school says the incident seems "impossible". On the show, we debate: how safe are our schools?

Afroz Shah, a young lawyer and environmentalist, became a hero for taking it upon himself to clean up Versova beach in Mumbai with the help of hundreds of volunteers. But now he has had enough. His volunteers were abused by goons while trying to clean up the beach. On The Buck Stops Here, we ask: doesn't anyone want to do something to help these hundreds of volunteers? Or does the 'chalta hai' attitude mean that it's all over for Versova beach once again?

Unable to reach her hometown Patna in time for her brother's funeral because a VVIP flight with the President meant a delay of two hours, a passenger, Dr Nirala Singh, vented her frustration at union minister KJ Alphons who happened to be at the airport. On The Buck Stops Here, we ask: why should India's VIP culture come at the cost of citizens?

Afroz Shah, a young lawyer and environmentalist, became a hero for taking it upon himself to clean up Versova beach in Mumbai with the help of hundreds of volunteers. But now he has had enough. His volunteers were abused by goons while trying to clean up the beach. On The Buck Stops Here, we ask: doesn't anyone want to do something to help these hundreds of volunteers? Or does the 'chalta hai' attitude mean that it's all over for Versova beach once again?

Unable to reach her hometown Patna in time for her brother's funeral because a VVIP flight with the President meant a delay of two hours, a passenger, Dr Nirala Singh, vented her frustration at union minister KJ Alphons who happened to be at the airport. On The Buck Stops Here, we ask: why should India's VIP culture come at the cost of citizens?

On The Buck Stops Here, we look at whether India can embrace electric vehicles as a practical solution to our air pollution woes. Actor Gul Panag, a huge advocate of electric cars, speaks to us on whether it is practical, safe and cheap.

In just five years, urban India will undergo a "miraculous" transformation following a transition to clean fuels and electric vehicles, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said. In an interview to NDTV, Mr Gadkari, the Road Transport minister, was clear: "Our country will convert into bio fuel, electric, ethanol, methanol, bio-diesel and bio-CNG and import will be less and it will be a cost effective, import substitute, pollution-free, indigenous, Made in India, Make in India, dream of Prime Minister -- 100 per cent going to fulfill."