We The People

For the last three days, India is reporting around 10,000 new coronavirus cases every day. Keeping these figures in mind, we debate when India's schools should reopen. Parents are concerned about their children's education but they are more worried about their health. The lockdown has amplified class differences with students who don't have access to online classes being the hardest hit. So what would schools look like when they reopen? Find out on this episode of We The People.

India's skies are abuzz after a 60-day coronavirus lockdown as domestic flights resume, but the question on top of most people's minds is whether it is safe to fly? How should one asses the risks before flying? Concerned citizens and aviation experts discuss how to mitigate the risks of flying amid the pandemic.

India's skies are abuzz after a 60-day coronavirus lockdown as domestic flights resume, but the question on top of most people's minds is whether it is safe to fly? How should one asses the risks before flying? Concerned citizens and aviation experts discuss how to mitigate the risks of flying amid the pandemic.

As India fights the coronavirus pandemic, the use of plastic products has been on the rise. On this special episode of We The People, UNEP's goodwill ambassador Dia Mirza joins us along with other environmentalists to answer the million dollar question on how to address India's mammoth plastic waste problem.

As India fights the coronavirus pandemic, the use of plastic products has been on the rise. On this special episode of We The People, UNEP's goodwill ambassador Dia Mirza joins us along with other environmentalists to answer the million dollar question on how to address India's mammoth plastic waste problem.

As lockdown 4 was announced with significant easing in guidelines, malls and restaurants are yet to get the green signal. We look at the food and beverage industry, which has been one of the first to be affected and likely to be among the worst and longest-affected sectors. What will eating out look like in the post-COVID-19 world where social distancing is the main buzzword? What will it take for a restaurateur to succeed in a post-COVID-19 world?

As lockdown 4 was announced with significant easing in guidelines, malls and restaurants are yet to get the green signal. We look at the food and beverage industry, which has been one of the first to be affected and likely to be among the worst and longest-affected sectors. What will eating out look like in the post-COVID-19 world where social distancing is the main buzzword? What will it take for a restaurateur to succeed in a post-COVID-19 world?

On the show, teens in different cities react to the 'Bois locker room' chat group scandal. Some say the group disgusted them, some say they are not surprised at the prevalence of such activities in youngsters.

On the show, teens in different cities react to the 'Bois locker room' chat group scandal. Some say the group disgusted them, some say they are not surprised at the prevalence of such activities in youngsters.

With staggered lifting of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions from morning on May 4, liquor shops will be allowed to open again for the first time in 40 days. This is supposed to help sates bring in some revenue, but in these 40 days everyone has had to stay homebound. But what about those for whom their home is not a safe place? The National Commission for Women and even the UN has flagged rising cases of domestic violence during the lockdown.