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India’s rape pandemic
All Indians Matter
10/03/20 • 9 min
How much has changed since the Nirbhaya case of 2012? Nothing at all, as the Hathras gangrape-and-murder shows. Police apathy, the lack of political will, a judicial process designed to traumatise the victim, patriarchy and caste are manifest in Indi...

Govt must have sensed SC would review or throw out sedition law
All Indians Matter
05/24/22 • 29 min
Dr Kumar Askand Pandey, Associate Professor of Law at Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University in Lucknow, points out that sedition cases rose sharply after 2014, gravely threatening civil liberties. Though the sedition law has been paused by the Supreme Court, we still have a long way to go to secure our fundamental freedoms, he tells All Indians Matter. Tune in!

India’s heatwave: how soaring temperatures impact you and society
All Indians Matter
05/13/22 • 6 min
India experienced a severe heatwave and high temperatures are likely to persist. Heatwaves can raise physiological stress, exacerbate pre-existing conditions such as respiratory and heart diseases, and even create public health emergencies. Underprivileged sections are much more at risk than the others. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.

Definition of forests changed to show more cover, suit biz lobby
All Indians Matter
08/09/22 • 23 min
The government claims forest cover has risen by 2,261 sq km, but the figure is hotly contested by experts. They point out that, shockingly, it’s the result of the legal definition of a forest being changed! Now, tea estates, coconut plantations and even tree-lined avenues in cities are being classified as forests. Veteran environmentalist Stalin D, of the NGO Vanashakti, speaks to All Indians Matter.

Not just B2C but B2B transactions also spurred UPI adoption
All Indians Matter
08/08/23 • 29 min
UPI payments accounted for 52% of the 8,840 crore digital transactions with a value of Rs 126 lakh crore in FY2021-22. In FY2018-19, UPI accounted for only 17% of India’s 3,100 crore digital transactions. Rohit Taneja, founder of Decentro, an API platform for banking integrations, talks to All Indians Matter about how UPI has changed financial transactions and, by extension, the larger economy.

Uranium mining to be stepped up, but at what cost?
All Indians Matter
08/11/23 • 6 min
Like lithium, uranium is seen as the key to India’s green energy push. However, it’s mining is not hazard-free and can impact the health of local communities; pollute land, water and the air; and ultimately harm the very environment green energy is supposed to protect. India’s uranium push must be accompanied by sufficient social and environmental safeguards. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.

07/05/24 • 9 min
The latest controversy over the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), or NEET, shows how broken India’s entrance exam system is. Paper leaks and corruption are common, calling into question the effectiveness of the process and where it leaves aspirants. So routine is the leak of papers and release of incorrect results that they have been connected to several student suicides. What’s wrong with India’s entrance examination system and how do we fix it? Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.

02/16/24 • 10 min
Farmers in India have been on the march demanding greater procurement prices and financial support from the government, among other things. Meanwhile, farmers across Europe are up in arms because of falling prices for their harvest, access to credit, pesticide regulations and food import policies. Globally, agriculture is in turmoil and this doesn’t bode well for food security and farm incomes. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.

Why do exit polls get it wrong so often?
All Indians Matter
06/22/24 • 7 min
There are several structural problems with the way exit polls are conducted in India – from inadequate sample sizes to the blending of irrelevant historical data into the projection, an improper understanding of the demographics, voters withholding their true choices from researchers and many more. Also, inadequate budgets mean pollsters cut corners.
It’s a flawed exercise and even harmful at times, as we saw with the stock market surge based at least partly on exit poll results and the subsequent crash on counting day.
Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.

Don’t gaslight yourself, report sexual harassment if you’ve faced it
All Indians Matter
01/16/24 • 55 min
A decade after India’s anti-sexual-harassment law came into effect, there are serious concerns about its implementation. What does the law mandate and how can we overcome the challenges it faces? Priyanka Chaturvedi Agrawal, diversity-inclusion-belonging expert, speaks to All Indians Matter.
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FAQ
How many episodes does All Indians Matter have?
All Indians Matter currently has 415 episodes available.
What topics does All Indians Matter cover?
The podcast is about News, News Commentary and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on All Indians Matter?
The episode title 'Ashoka University has let itself and academic freedom down' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on All Indians Matter?
The average episode length on All Indians Matter is 21 minutes.
How often are episodes of All Indians Matter released?
Episodes of All Indians Matter are typically released every 4 days.
When was the first episode of All Indians Matter?
The first episode of All Indians Matter was released on Aug 15, 2020.
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