Name: The India Story| Battling India's pollution crisis
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Description: On The India Story, Vikram Chandra explore solutions to combat the ongoing 'airpocalypse' that plagues Delhi and the entire Indo-Gangetic region each winter.

On The India Story, who holds the key to 2024 electoral victory? and what does the Cricket World Cup victory mean for India? 

The India Story| Assembly elections 2023: countdown to 2024 begins

On The India Story, who holds the key to 2024 electoral victory? and what does the Cricket World Cup victory mean for India?&nbsp;

Elections are currently unfolding in five states, marking a significant prelude to the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. This electoral season is poised to become the largest-ever democratic exercise in India's history.
On The India Story, Vikram Chandra discusses with representatives from the two prominent national parties the ongoing elections. The focus is on unraveling the implications of these elections for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
Political analyst Sanjay Kumar delves into the issues shaping voters' decisions, offering valuable insights into the anticipated performances of the BJP, Congress, and regional parties.
The spotlight to the ICC World has shifted to Ahmedabad where India will take on Australia in the final on Sunday. Vikram Chandra discusses with experts the much anticipated game and explores the profound impact of cricket on the sentiments of Indians.

Radhika Gupta, CEO, Edelweiss Asset, Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Wealth, Dhirendra Kumar, CEO, Value Research, Niranjan Hiranandani, MD, Hiranandani Group&nbsp; Vijay Bhambwani, Founder, Bhambwani Securities simplify Diwali investments on The India Story

The India Story| What are the best investments for Diwali?

Radhika Gupta, CEO, Edelweiss Asset, Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Wealth, Dhirendra Kumar, CEO, Value Research, Niranjan Hiranandani, MD, Hiranandani Group&nbsp; Vijay Bhambwani, Founder, Bhambwani Securities simplify Diwali investments on The India Story

Diwali symbolises the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It is not only a time for celebrations but also the start of the new year based on the Hindu calendar - Samvat 2080. Diwali is also a very auspicious time for financial matters, as well as new beginnings. But as we enter the new Samvat, we're faced with new challenges and opportunities in the financial markets. India's growth prospects are extremely bright, but there are geopolitical factors at play currently that could pose some downside risks. We've seen a big bull in the Indian stock markets, but there have been concerns over valuations, especially in some pockets. So how should you navigate these complex scenarios and make smart investment decisions? What are the best asset classes, sectors, and themes to invest in this Diwali? How should you balance your risk and return, and diversify your portfolio? This week on The India Story, watch Vikram Chandra simplify Diwali investments for you with guests, Radhika Gupta, CEO, Edelweiss Asset Management Limited, Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Wealth, Dhirendra Kumar, CEO, Value Research, Niranjan Hiranandani, Co-founder and MD, Hiranandani Group and Vijay Bhambwani, Founder &ndash; Promoter, Bhambwani Securities Pvt Ltd
Also on the show, exclusive conversation with the cast and director of the much-awaited, upcoming Netflix series, The Railway Men, a story of extraordinary heroism demonstrated by the employees of the Indian Railways in Bhopal to save their fellow citizens on the night of December 2nd, 1984

With no sign of a truce in sight, and the Israel-Hamas conflict likely to spread to neighboring regions, how should India navigate this diplomatic challenge?

The India Story| What's at stake for India in the Israel-Hamas war?

With no sign of a truce in sight, and the Israel-Hamas conflict likely to spread to neighboring regions, how should India navigate this diplomatic challenge?

Nearly a month after Hamas militants carried out their brutal rampage, Israel's military retaliation continues with an intensifying ground offensive in Hamas-controlled Gaza.
With no sign of a ceasefire, the war is likely to spread to other regions in the Middle East.
The impact of the Israel-Hamas war will reverberate around the world, with consequences for the Middle East, Europe, China, and the United States. India too is walking a diplomatic tightrope amid the raging war.
On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra discusses the larger implications of the war and what India stands to lose or gain in the Israel conflict.
Also on the show, the government has dismissed allegations and ordered a probe after several opposition leaders made serious charges against the centre, claiming it was attempting to hack their phones. Several MPs shared screenshots of Apple notifications on social media to support their claims.&nbsp;

The India Story| Vikram Chandra explains reasons behind escalating India-Canada diplomatic row

Vikram Chandra explains reasons behind escalating India-Canada diplomatic row

Recent allegations of Indian involvement in the death of Khalistani terrorist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar have ignited a diplomatic standoff between India and Canada. India's unwavering commitment to combating all forms of terrorism and its anticipation of Western support have laid the groundwork for an enduring standoff. This dispute not only has the potential to further strain relations but also underscores the intricate challenges involved in tackling terrorism on a global stage. Vikram Chandra tells you more.

Even as reports suggest that about 7,000 Gazans have died in Israeli airstrikes since October 7, the Israeli Ambassador to India, asserts that their military actions specifically target Hamas and not the civilian population. 

The India Story| will Israel halt attack on Gazans?

Even as reports suggest that about 7,000 Gazans have died in Israeli airstrikes since October 7, the Israeli Ambassador to India, asserts that their military actions specifically target Hamas and not the civilian population.&nbsp;

The Israeli Ambassador to India, Naor Gilon has expressed grave concerns over the aftermath of the October 7 terror attack, emphasising the unprecedented nature of the violence. According to him, terrorists brutally targeted and victimised over 1400 people, including children, with many individuals still unaccounted for. Only half of the victims have been located and buried, leaving a lingering trauma from the attack.
In response to these events, reports indicate that approximately 7,000 lives were lost in Israeli bombing in Gaza. The Israeli Ambassador underscores that their military actions target Hamas and not Gazans, accusing Hamas of using civilians as human shields.
Israel is prepared to undertake a ground operation in Gaza to protect its own citizens and those in the region.
Regarding the possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza, the Ambassador highlights a misunderstanding of Israel's situation globally.
Israel had hoped for improved ties with Hamas but expresses concerns about the rise of ISIS if Hamas persists.

Watch Vikram Chandra in an exclusive conversation with the Israeli ambassador to India on The India Story

The India Story| In conversation with Israeli ambassador to India

Watch Vikram Chandra in an exclusive conversation with the Israeli ambassador to India on The India Story

In an exclusive conversation with Vikram Chandra, Naor Gilon, the Israeli Ambassador to India has expressed deep concern over the aftermath of the October 7 terror attack by Hamas, which resulted in unprecedented violence, with over 1400 victims, including children, many of whom are still missing.&nbsp;
While there has been global outrage over the Gaza attack, the Israeli Ambassador asserts that his country has the right to protect and defend its civilians stressing that terrorism must never be justified or tolerated, and Hamas must be eliminated for any potential solution with Israel.
Recent allegations of Indian involvement in the death of a Khalistani separatist leader have triggered a diplomatic showdown between India and Canada. India's firm stance against all forms of terrorism and its expectation of Western support has set the stage for a prolonged standoff.
This dispute has the potential to strain relations further, and it highlights the complexities of addressing terrorism on a global scale, experts Brahma Chellaney and Michael Kugelman analyse the standoff on The India Story

Watch Vikram Chandra in conversation with Neve Gordon, Professor of human rights law at Queen Mary University of London and former R&AW chief AS Dulat on situation in West Asia

The India Story| Have Israel and Hamas committed war crimes?

Watch Vikram Chandra in conversation with Neve Gordon, Professor of human rights law at Queen Mary University of London and former R&amp;AW chief AS Dulat on situation in West Asia

Israel&rsquo;s relentless attack on the Gaza Strip after Hamas launched an attack against Israel on October 7, 2023, has claimed the lives of at least 3,700 innocent Palestinian civilians. With Rafah crossing still blocked, Gazans only route to escape is not accessible. Hospitals have been attacked and civilians are running out of daily essentials. As each hour brings news of further horror in the Israel-Hamas conflict, what role should international law be playing? And does it actually have any capacity to constrain the behaviour of the combatants? Watch Vikram Chandra in conversation with Neve Gordon, Professor of human rights law at Queen Mary University of London and former R&amp;AW chief AS Dulat.
It was a moment of hearbreak for India's LGBTQI community after the Supreme Court decided against legalising same-sex marriage in the country. The court also declined to give the queer community the right to adopt. Vikram Chandra talks to DU professor Geeta Bhatt and queer rights activist Anjali Gopalan to understand the nuances of the verdict and what lies ahead for the community? The Allahabad High Court's observation that investigations were botched up in the Nithari serials murders which led to the acquittal of accused Monider Singh Pandher and Surinder Koli has once again put the focus on the need for police reforms in the country. Also, who should the poor families from Nithari blame, the justice system or the probe agencies?&nbsp;

The India Story| Civilian toll mounts as Israel-Hamas conflict continues

The India Story| Civilian toll mounts as Israel-Hamas conflict escalates

The India Story with Vikram Chandra

In the wake of Palestinian terrorist group&nbsp; infiltration on October 7, 2023, followed by extensive rocket attacks on residential areas, Israel has declared a state of war against Hamas.&nbsp;
The conflict has resulted in the loss of at least 2,800 lives on both sides.
During the swearing-in of the national emergency government at the Knesset, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to eradicate Hamas from existence.
Join Vikram Chandra this week on The India Story as he explores the far-reaching implications of this ongoing conflict for the West Asian region and the global community.

The India Story| Is India susceptible to a U.S. recession?

Watch a special conversation with shooter Esha Singh, India's shining star in Hangzhou, whose stellar performance has ignited pride and joy across the nation.

Amid the various challenges facing the U.S economy, talks of a recession in the U.S have been going on for months. While inflation has been trending lower, the Federal Reserve has remained highly hawkish in its stance, making it clear that curbing inflation remains the top-most priority. There are some warning signs that the economy could still slump, and experts seem to be divided on whether a recession may have been delayed rather than avoided entirely. So, what's the actual likelihood of a recession?&nbsp;
In the event of a U.S. recession, what will be the extent of India's susceptibility, and how resilient is India in safeguarding itself from the repercussions?
Vikram Chandra discusses the global economic challenges and their impact on India with Business Analyst and Economist, Daniel Geltrude.
People have been trying to make malaria vaccines to fight the deadly disease for over 100 years, but the complexity of the malaria-causing parasites' life cycle and its ability to hide within human cells to evade the immune system, has prolonged the development of an effective jab.
However, a new affordable malaria vaccine which is only the second vaccine ever has been hailed as a breakthrough by the World Health Organisation.
Could Malaria finally be eradicated?&nbsp;
Also on the show, Asian Games in Hangzhou stand as a vibrant testament to India's growing stature in the world of sports. Across disciplines, from shooting to compound archery and athletics, India has shattered records and exceeded all expectations at this edition of the Asian Games. Diving into specifics, the sport of shooting showcased an extraordinary display by Team India, bagging an unprecedented 22 medals. Astonishingly, out of these, one remarkable individual, a mere 18-year-old, clinched an astonishing 4 medals, etching her name as a national hero. Watch a special conversation with Esha Singh, India's shining star in Hangzhou, whose stellar performance has ignited pride and joy across the nation.
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In this week's special episode of 'The India Story',&nbsp; Vikram Chandra decodes the escalating diplomatic crisis between India and Canada and considers what effect this spat will have on the rest of the world, particularly the West.

The India Story| Global implications of Khalistani leader Nijjar's killing

In this week's special episode of 'The India Story',&nbsp; Vikram Chandra decodes the escalating diplomatic crisis between India and Canada and considers what effect this spat will have on the rest of the world, particularly the West.

Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's return from the G20 summit in New Delhi, where he faced criticism for not taking action against wanted Khalistani terrorists in Canada, he made a surprising claim in parliament.
Trudeau mentioned 'credible allegations' of potential links between Indian government agents and the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen.
These allegations led to a diplomatic spat, with both countries expelling a diplomat.
India swiftly rejected Trudeau's claims as 'absurd' and 'motivated,' accusing Canada of harboring Khalistan separatists harmful to India's sovereignty.
These recent developments have strained relations between India and Canada and are forcing Western countries to tread carefully.
They must avoid alienating India, a rising power, while not abandoning Canada, a NATO member.
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On The India Story, Vikram Chandra explore solutions to combat the ongoing 'airpocalypse' that plagues Delhi and the entire Indo-Gangetic region each winter.

The India Story| Battling India's pollution crisis

On The India Story, Vikram Chandra explore solutions to combat the ongoing 'airpocalypse' that plagues Delhi and the entire Indo-Gangetic region each winter.

A recent study reveals that air pollution is cutting nearly 12 years off the lives of Delhi's residents. Beyond the well-known impact on lungs and hearts, studies connect poor air quality to increased cancer risk, cognitive disorders, and child development issues. Join Vikram Chandra this week on 'The India Story' as he discusses air pollution, particularly in North India, with experts Dr. GC Khilnani and Anumita Roy Chowdhury.&nbsp;

Loss and Damage Fund, climate finance and issues related to nationally determined contributions to reduce emissions will be the focus areas of discussions that India would be taking up during the COP28, Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav said.&nbsp;

Bhupender Yadav exclusive| India's expectations from COP28 climate summit 

Loss and Damage Fund, climate finance and issues related to nationally determined contributions to reduce emissions will be the focus areas of discussions that India would be taking up during the COP28, Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav said.&nbsp;

UN climate change conference, COP28 kicked off in Dubai earlier this week.
Global leaders from 150 countries are present at the summit where they are expected to take stock of progress on the Paris Agreement, the landmark climate treaty concluded in 2015 and chart a course of action to dramatically reduce emissions and protect lives and livelihoods.&nbsp;
Just ahead of COP28, India&rsquo;s Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav spoke exclusively to editorji's Vikram Chandra on what will be India's expectations from the climate conference.&nbsp;

In The India Story, Vikram Chandra analyses exit poll predictions in five states. He also speaks to minister Bhupender Yadav on India's expectations at COP28.&nbsp;

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Voting in five states-MP, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram is completed. Before the counting of votes begins on Sunday, Vikram Chandra discusses the crucial state elections, a semi-final of sorts before the 2024 general elections, with experts Sanjay Kumar from Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, and senior journalists Nalini Singh and Kingshuk Nag.&nbsp;
A government inquiry committee will investigate serious allegations by the US accusing an Indian of having a hand in a foiled plot to assassinate a US-based Khalistani terrorist, assumed to be Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. These allegations have surfaced months after Canadian PM Justin Trudeau accused Indian officials of playing a role in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. What are the geo-political implications of this development and how will it affect the India-US relations in the future? Lisa Curtis and former Ambassador to the US Arun Kumar Singh explain.
And an exclusive interview with India&rsquo;s environment minister Bhupender Yadav on India&rsquo;s agenda at the all-important climate summit, COP28 which has just begun in Dubai.&nbsp;

Comedian-actor Vir Das made history as he bagged the award for the best unique comedy at the International Emmys 2023. He shared the award with 'Derry Girls - Season 3'

The India Story| Vir Das: Landing wins Best Comedy at International Emmy Awards 2023

Comedian-actor Vir Das made history as he bagged the award for the best unique comedy at the International Emmys 2023. He shared the award with 'Derry Girls - Season 3'

From introducing stand-up comedy to the Indian middle class and inspiring the young generation to dream of taking up comedy as a career to creating history this week.
Comedian and actor Vir Das bagged the first Emmy for India for his Netflix stand-up special Vir Das: Landing.&nbsp;
Catch him talking about the Emmy win and his future plans in an exclusive conversation with Vikram Chandra on The India Story.
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How can India address its ongoing and deepening air quality crisis, considering the health hazards it poses? Vikram Chandra discusses potential solutions with Dr. Vivek Nangia, Chief of Pulmonology at Max Healthcare, New Delhi

The India Story| Why is tackling air pollution a challenge for India?

How can India address its ongoing and deepening air quality crisis, considering the health hazards it poses? Vikram Chandra discusses potential solutions with Dr. Vivek Nangia, Chief of Pulmonology at Max Healthcare, New Delhi

It is another year of North India breathing toxic air since the start of the winter season. The AQI remains at an alarming level, with no signs of any improvement in the coming days. The persistent bad air has become a health emergency. According to experts, air pollution can have long-term life-altering health impacts. How can India address its ongoing acute and deepening air quality crisis? Dr Vivek Nangia, Chief of Pulmonology, Max Healthcare, New Delhi tells us on The India Story.
With UGC releasing guidelines, decks have been cleared for foreign universities to set up campuses in India. How will this move benefit students and the bigger question, will foreign universities change the face of higher education in India?&nbsp;
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The India Story| India vs Australia: clash of titans on Sunday 

The India Story| India vs Australia: clash of titans in ICC Cricket World Cup on Sunday

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<li>India takes on Australia in World Cup final clash</li>
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In the historic World Cup final at the Narendra Modi Stadium, India faces Australia, seeking redemption from their 2003 defeat.
India's current 10-game winning streak mirrors Australia's past dominance, setting the stage for a thrilling clash.
The Men in Blue, now favorites, aim to break a prolonged trophy drought, while Australia, in their 8th final, is ready with a tough challenge. &nbsp;
Watch Vikram Chandra in conversation with sports journalist, and author, Gulu Ezekiel, Dav Whatmore, 1996 World Cup-winning coach, Mudar Patherya, CEO, Trisys and Digvijay Singh Deo, sports editor, Wion discuss winning prospects of the finalists and what cricket means for 1.4 billion Indians.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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