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Unpolarised
Unpolarised episodes
- Janata Curfew and some statistics
This episode gives you an idea of the nature of the spread of the virus, and why it is extremely important that we maintain social distance.
13 min - The coronavirus panic roundupA little analysis on the panic-buying situation, thanks to the coronavirus.16 min
- The CAA is not about throwing out people
Over the last week, I saw protests everywhere. Most groups (not WhatsApp groups) that I am part of had a discussion about the Citizenship (Amendment) Act going. A lot of noise, smoke and mirrors and lack of clarity has led to chaos. This episode accompanies my post, https://l.ramiyer.me/2Z9cj1e.
55 min - a passenger on a democratic ship
What if a democracy were portrayed as a ship? What does a passenger on it feel like? This is a common man's take on democracy, and his journey with it.
11 min - Mother NatureThe opposite of Not-a-mother Nature, as promised. Mother Nature explores thoughts on why Nature is indeed motherly, and attempts to refute the claims made in the former post/episode.11 min
- a corporate vada pavThis story is about a vada pav that joins a food corporate. It’s about its life there, about how the vada pav feels about being a corporate employee.16 min
- Not-a-mother NatureEver wondered how wrong the term, “Mother Nature” is? Here is an argument in favour of why Nature is not a mother. (Don’t worry, there could be one coming up about why Nature is a mother.)9 min
- an unusual credit card guyEver been faced with credit card salespeople, and wanted them to vanish? Here’s an interesting story about how someone dealt with such a salesperson.10 min
- a pragmatic loserWhen it comes to purist vs politician, some things seem funny, yet are serious. Nether can stand the other. This is the purist’s take.8 min
- a taxpayerI am … a taxpayer who is law-abiding. Well, sometimes, at least. But hey, everyone does it!9 min
About Unpolarised
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Your gateway to not be polarised by the narratives (left, right or center) floating around. Ram Iyer tries to break down the different facets of any major issue into chewable pieces and help you…
assimilate the information. You are free to pick your side, but this time, backed by information.