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"The Great India Bank Heist" | Witness of Witness, Episode 285

₹29 lakh crore. That's $340 billion — more than India's entire defence, health, and education budgets combined — vanished from your public sector banks. Not in a single dramatic robbery, but systematically, methodically, and with powerful help from the inside.

Investigative journalist J Gopikrishnan of The Daily Pioneer exposes the biggest financial scandal in India's history. Eleven PSU banks. Over 1000 court cases. Five fugitives living freely abroad on stolen money. And a CIBIL defaulters database that mysteriously went offline within 24 hours of this story breaking.

The playbook was brazen: 21 identical loans from the same branch. Shell companies registered in servants' names. Borrowers using two different name spellings to fool CIBIL's automated checks. A bankruptcy code twisted to let brothers buy each other's collapsed empires for pennies on the rupee. And political patrons — sitting MPs — whose connections made it all possible.

The names are familiar. Anil Ambani. Nirav Modi. Vijay Mallya. Era Group. Videocon. Bhushan. But the scale will stun you.

This isn't just a story about fraud. It's about who protected it, who buried the data, and why — a decade later — almost none of the money has come back.

The money that was stolen belongs to you. It's time you knew exactly how it was taken.

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In this episode, we unpack the political shockwaves hitting New Delhi following the US Department of Justice's massive release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Among the millions of recently unsealed pages are surprising references to Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, and billionaire Anil Ambani.

We break down the core of these revelations—from an email where the disgraced financier boasted that PM Modi took his diplomatic advice during a 2017 visit to Israel, to correspondence suggesting Epstein was viewed as a potential backchannel to the Trump administration.

While the Ministry of External Affairs has fiercely rejected the claims as the "trashy ruminations of a convicted criminal," the opposition is refusing to let the issue die, demanding transparency and a personal clarification from the Prime Minister. We explore the central debate: Is this simply the case of a global grifter exaggerating his political influence, or does the government's refusal to offer a detailed public explanation point to a deeper lapse in diplomatic vetting?

Join us as we separate fact from online speculation, analyze the mounting political fallout, and ask the tough questions about what being named in one of the world's most notorious criminal networks means for India's global standing.

In 2026, the University Grants Commission (UGC) introduced a landmark framework, the Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions Regulations, 2026. This new mandate requires all Indian universities to establish Equal Opportunity Centres (EOCs) and Equity Committees to handle discrimination complaints with strict, time-bound resolutions—including a 24-hour acknowledgement window and a 15-day inquiry deadline. While the regulations aim to provide robust legal protection for SC, ST, and OBC students, they have sparked significant national debate and a subsequent Supreme Court stay due to concerns over the exclusion of general category students and the potential for misuse. Understanding these rules is essential for anyone navigating the evolving landscape of academic accountability and campus safety in India today. Dr Swamy and his team addresses this main issue with his analysis.