We The People

As the crackdown begins just a few days after Uttar Pradesh passed an ordinance making interfaith marriages difficult, on this episode of We The People, we speak to interfaith couples about their opinion on the new "hate laws" in the country that make interfaith love illegal.

After farmers, now doctors have given a nationwide call for a strike on December 11, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. They are opposing the government's move to allow future ayurvedic postgraduate students to carry out 58 surgeries independently. The Indian Medical Association has said this will legitimise "mixopathy" of medical education and practice. Will this move ensure wider healthcare access to people in a country where doctor to patient ratio is way below what the World Health Organisation recommends, or will this move cause India's fall from grace as a global leader in the medical field?

After farmers, now doctors have given a nationwide call for a strike on December 11, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. They are opposing the government's move to allow future ayurvedic postgraduate students to carry out 58 surgeries independently. The Indian Medical Association has said this will legitimise "mixopathy" of medical education and practice. Will this move ensure wider healthcare access to people in a country where doctor to patient ratio is way below what the World Health Organisation recommends, or will this move cause India's fall from grace as a global leader in the medical field?

Father Stan Swamy, the 83-year-old tribal rights activist who suffers from Parkinson's disease and was arrested last month over his alleged involvement in the Bhima-Koregaon case, couldn't get a straw and sipper for around four weeks because the National Investigation Agency (NIA) didn't have them, the agency has said. Isn't this cruelty in the name of justice? We discuss.

Father Stan Swamy, the 83-year-old tribal rights activist who suffers from Parkinson's disease and was arrested last month over his alleged involvement in the Bhima-Koregaon case, couldn't get a straw and sipper for around four weeks because the National Investigation Agency (NIA) didn't have them, the agency has said. Isn't this cruelty in the name of justice? We discuss.

At least five BJP-led states have talked about bringing in laws aimed at curbing the alleged trend of 'love jihad'. It is a term cited by BJP leaders, alleging conversion of Hindu women to Islam under the garb of love and marriage. However, it founds no mention in the current Indian laws. In this episode of We The People, interfaith couples take on the atmosphere of hate and speak about their experiences.

At least five BJP-led states have talked about bringing in laws aimed at curbing the alleged trend of 'love jihad'. It is a term cited by BJP leaders, alleging conversion of Hindu women to Islam under the garb of love and marriage. However, it founds no mention in the current Indian laws. In this episode of We The People, interfaith couples take on the atmosphere of hate and speak about their experiences.

In this episode, NDTV speaks with students who are struggling to continue their education due to the impact of COVID-19. Is the digital divide in education deepening in India and what is being done about it?

In this episode, NDTV speaks with students who are struggling to continue their education due to the impact of COVID-19. Is the digital divide in education deepening in India and what is being done about it?

On this episode, we speak with experts on how to tackle pollution. People have shared their stories of dealing with pollution that has engulfed north India yet again. The situation is worse this time because scientists have linked pollution with the possible rise of COVID-19 cases. How will India deal with this twin challenge? We discuss.