We The People

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.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought the whole country to a standstill and overwhelmed the healthcare system in the country. October is the breast cancer awareness month and we find out from doctors, patients and survivors how they dealt with breast cancer amid the pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought the whole country to a standstill and overwhelmed the healthcare system in the country. October is the breast cancer awareness month and we find out from doctors, patients and survivors how they dealt with breast cancer amid the pandemic.

After popular jewellery brand Tanishq had to withdraw an advertisement featuring an interfaith couple due to backlash on social media, many interfaith couples shared their stories of a happily ever after. We speak to such people, who married outside their religion, on the reality of interfaith marriages in India and how love and respect for each other's religion wins.

After popular jewellery brand Tanishq had to withdraw an advertisement featuring an interfaith couple due to backlash on social media, many interfaith couples shared their stories of a happily ever after. We speak to such people, who married outside their religion, on the reality of interfaith marriages in India and how love and respect for each other's religion wins.

The fallouts of the coronavirus pandemic are being felt globally, but are some more vulnerable than others?

On We The People, we look at the gendered impact of the pandemic as thousands of women drop out of the workforce. In India, the situation is precarious with the country's devastating gender gap when it comes to women in the workforce and the disparity between men and women's salary.

The fallouts of the coronavirus pandemic are being felt globally, but are some more vulnerable than others?

On We The People, we look at the gendered impact of the pandemic as thousands of women drop out of the workforce. In India, the situation is precarious with the country's devastating gender gap when it comes to women in the workforce and the disparity between men and women's salary.

As cases of crime against women come into the spotlight again after the horror that took place in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras last week, we say enough is enough. In another shocking incident, a Madhya Pradesh police officer was caught beating his wife and he later justified his actions. Government's latest data says crime against women has risen over 7 per cent in 2019. We debate what will it take for India to become safe for women?

As cases of crime against women come into the spotlight again after the horror that took place in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras last week, we say enough is enough. In another shocking incident, a Madhya Pradesh police officer was caught beating his wife and he later justified his actions. Government's latest data says crime against women has risen over 7 per cent in 2019. We debate what will it take for India to become safe for women?

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced organizations to change their status quo bringing the phenomenon of Work from Home. And eight months into the pandemic as the world copes with the new normal called Work from Home, what is the verdict? On this episode of We The People, we debate: "Has Work from Home blurred the boundaries between professional and personal space or has it given people the flexibility of time and space?