What’s behind rising suicides among India’s d...

The fatal Delhi gang rape in 2012, also known as the Nirbhaya case, is seen as a watershed moment in India’s efforts to tackle sexual violence against women. The case had sparked massive protests and led to tougher anti-rape laws. Conversations around rape, often regarded as tabo ...  Show more

India is a cricket-loving nation, with the sport played all over the country - from grassroots gully (street) cricket to domestic, national and international leagues. The Board of Control for Cricket in India is the world’s richest cricket governing body, with a net worth of arou ...  Show more

Millions of Indians risk being knocked back into poverty by the current explosion in coronavirus infections.Rahul Tandon hears from Radhika, who abruptly lost her job in Mumbai when India went into lockdown last year, and has since struggled with thoughts of suicide. Newspaper co ...  Show more

Every year, India faces blistering heatwaves. In many parts of the country the temperatures are soaring, making it difficult for people to go about their daily lives. It’s the poor who are the most affected. They live in congested slums and have to step out in the heat to earn mo ...  Show more

In today’s episode, our first story is about the woes of India’s labour market. Low pay, poor salary hikes, job burnouts, layoffs and high levels of unemployment are fueling the dismal conditions of the workforce 

For our main segment, we’ll discuss how OTT pl ...

Delhi, the capital of India, is the city with the highest suicide rates in the world. But even a city like this is left shaken when all eleven members of the same, seemingly happy and wealthy family are found dead. What made this 'normal' family kill themselves? Was it really a s ...  Show more