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As Xi Jinping has virtually secured an unprecedented 3rd term as China’s President, how can India deal with a rising, belligerent, and uncompromising neighbour?

The India Story | ‘Rising Dragon’: How will India deal with a resurgent China?

As Xi Jinping has virtually secured an unprecedented 3rd term as China&rsquo;s President, how can India deal with a rising, belligerent, and uncompromising neighbour?

As Xi Jinping looks set for an unprecedented third term as President of China, the country is poised to make a &lsquo;superpower&rsquo; bid. China&rsquo;s fast-growing economy, strengthening military, and growing belligerence is noted by many in the world. Under Xi, China has grown more authoritarian over time. It has tightened its grip on Hong Kong, and vowed to &lsquo;reunite&rsquo; with Taiwan, using force if necessary.
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How does India deal with an aggressive and uncompromising China in its backyard? On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra discusses with experts Prof Happymon Jacob, Associate Professor, Centre for International Politics, Organisation and Disarmament, JNU, and Prof Hemant Adlakha, Associate Professor, Centre for Chinese and South East Asian Studies, JNU.
 Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM.

How does Amish avoid controversy while writing about religious texts? Are Indians predisposed to accepting multiple truths? He tells Vikram Chandra in this week’s episode of The India Story.

The India Story | In controversial times, can India accept multiple truths? Author Amish answers

How does Amish avoid controversy while writing about religious texts? Are Indians predisposed to accepting multiple truths? He tells Vikram Chandra in this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story.

In today&rsquo;s controversial times, how does one get away with reinventing the Ramayana? Are Indians predisposed to accepting multiple truths? How does one stay respectful while writing about religious texts? Author Amish Tripathi answers these and other questions in an interview with Vikram Chandra in this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story.
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We also take a look at escalation in the Ukraine-Russia war, and how India may be shifting from a position of balance to shifting away its support from old friend Russia.

SC’s ‘landmark’ ruling on abortion law is in stark contrast to the US’ regressive stance on the issue. While this is a huge step forward for women's rights, is there more work to be done?

The India Story | SC’s landmark abortion ruling: a step in the right direction?

SC&rsquo;s &lsquo;landmark&rsquo; ruling on abortion law is in stark contrast to the US&rsquo; regressive stance on the issue. While this is a huge step forward for women's rights, is there more work to be done?

The Supreme Court has passed a judgement being hailed as "historic" and "a big step forward" for women's rights. The ruling says that all women, including those unmarried, have equal rights to abortion. While the verdict is a huge step towards securing the bodily autonomy of women in our country, it is also notable for recognising marital rape as a crime under the ambit of the MTP Act, perhaps a hint to the Court&rsquo;s eventual viewpoint on the issue when it is listed as a petition.
The progressive nature of this judgement stands in stark contrast to the regressive stance of the United States Supreme Court, which overturned the crucial Roe v. Wade judgement earlier this year, paving the way for many states to completely ban access to safe and legal abortions.
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While the Supreme Court&rsquo;s judgement is a landmark in the fight for equality, is there still work to be done? What does this mean for women&rsquo;s rights in India, and will a change in laws lead to a change in societal attitudes? On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra discusses with experts the significance of this ruling.

Processing time delays for student visas have left Canada-bound Indian students with few options. Having paid lakhs of rupees in fees, and unable to start classes, what can the ‘Covid cohort’ do? Vikram Chandra discusses with experts.

The India Story | Canada visa delays leave Indian students in the lurch

Processing time delays for student visas have left Canada-bound Indian students with few options. Having paid lakhs of rupees in fees, and unable to start classes, what can the &lsquo;Covid cohort&rsquo; do? Vikram Chandra discusses with experts.

August is an exciting month for new students, especially those who are going abroad. Universities normally start their terms in September, so students are moving to a new country and starting their new lives. But for Indian students looking to study in Canada, the excitement has been dampened by delays in their visas.
Thousands of students, who have enrolled in top Canadian universities, are unable to meet the start dates for their courses. Some of these students have already paid their course fees, around ₹40 - 50 lakh, and a few months of accommodation fees as well.
Universities have also not allowed these students to start online classes until their visas come in, something which they've allowed in 2021 and 2020. The only option now for students, it seems, is to defer admission, and lose out on a year.
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Can anything be done to help these students? Should prospective students re-think plans to study in Canada? On this episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra discusses with experts.
We also look at Indian-origin Salman Rushdie's tryst with controversy over his infamous novel 'The Satanic Verses'.
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM.

As we near 75 years of India's independence, we take a look at the meaning of the tricolour for Indian citizens, and the idea behind unfurling the flag in every Indian home. 

The India Story | 75 years of India: Celebrating the Indian tricolour 

As India gears up to celebrate 75 years of independence, all sectors in India are doing their bit to mark this milestone moment in India's history. The ASI has announced free entry in to all national monuments from 5th-15th August, ISRO will carry an 'AzaadiSat', built by all girl students, on its maiden SSLV flight and Prime Minister Modi has urged all citizens to take to Social Media to show off their pride in the nation. 

While many events have been planned, front and center in all the festivities is the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign, with the Cultural Ministry aiming to hoist the flag in 20 crore homes of India. But did you know there was a time when it was illegal for an ordinary citizen to hoist the tricolour?  Vikram Chandra discusses the history of hoisting the flag in India with experts. 

Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM. 

As we near 75 years of India's independence, we take a look at the meaning of the tricolour for Indian citizens, and the idea behind unfurling the flag in every Indian home.&nbsp;

As India gears up to celebrate 75 years of independence, all sectors in India are doing their bit to mark this milestone moment in India's history. The ASI has announced free entry in to all national monuments from 5th-15th August, ISRO will carry an 'AzaadiSat', built by all girl students, on its maiden SSLV flight and Prime Minister Modi has urged all citizens to take to Social Media to show off their pride in the nation.&nbsp;
While many events have been planned, front and center in all the festivities is the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign, with the Cultural Ministry aiming to hoist the flag in 20 crore homes of India. But did you know there was a time when it was illegal for an ordinary citizen to hoist the tricolour? &nbsp;Vikram Chandra discusses the history of hoisting the flag in India with experts.&nbsp;
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM.&nbsp;

Both the left and right wing welcome the violation of human rights against people they don’t like. The judiciary alone can stand up to this pressure. The courts must not forget personal liberty, Justice Deepak Gupta tells Vikram Chandra.

The India Story | “Power misused across spectrum”: Courts need to defend individual liberty?

Both the left and right wing welcome the violation of human rights against people they don&rsquo;t like. The judiciary alone can stand up to this pressure. The courts must not forget personal liberty, Justice Deepak Gupta tells Vikram Chandra.

Both the left and right wing welcome the violation of human rights, filing of FIRs, arrests, and harassment by the police when it's against people they don't like. The only institution that is supposed to stand up against this pressure is the judiciary.
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On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Justice Deepak Gupta tells Vikram Chandra that while power is being misused across the spectrum, the Courts must not forget the value of personal liberty.
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As the new regime settles in, is a Sena vs Sena battle on the cards? Vikram Chandra speaks to political and legal experts on all dimensions of all the twists and turns in a landmark week for Maharashtra politics.

The India Story Episode 13 | Maharashtra political crisis: A game of twists and turns

As the new regime settles in, is a Sena vs Sena battle on the cards? Vikram Chandra speaks to political and legal experts on all dimensions of all the twists and turns in a landmark week for Maharashtra politics.

A rollercoaster week in Maharashtra politics saw Uddhav Thackeray step down as Chief Minister 944 days after he was sworn in, even as rebel Eknath Shinde took over the post, with the BJP&rsquo;s Devendra Fadnavis in tow as Deputy Chief Minister.
After a long-drawn Shinde vs Thackeray struggle that tore the Shiv Sena apart, which is the &lsquo;real&rsquo; Sena? What are the legal quandaries in this unique political scenario? Will the Election Commission have to step in to solve the Sena&rsquo;s leadership tussle?
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Even as the new regime sets in, sights are on the upcoming BMC elections. Will the Thackeray camp play spoilsport, and will there be a Sena vs Sena battle for the BMC? On this week&rsquo;s special episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks to political and legal experts on all dimensions of a landmark week in the state&rsquo;s politics.&nbsp;
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Why is India’s best talent choosing to take their skills out of India, as opposed to flourishing at home? This week, Vikram Chandra speaks to experts on the path ahead for Indian ed

The India Story Episode 12 | Reversing ‘brain drain’: How can India build world-class Universities?

Why is India’s best talent choosing to take their skills out of India, as opposed to flourishing at home? Why can’t an Indian university crack the top 100 in global rankings? This week, Vikram Chandra speaks to experts on the path ahead for Indian education. 

Why is India&rsquo;s best talent choosing to take their skills out of India, as opposed to flourishing at home? Why can&rsquo;t an Indian university crack the top 100 in global rankings? This week, Vikram Chandra speaks to experts on the path ahead for Indian education.&nbsp;

India has an undeniable &lsquo;brain drain&rsquo; problem. While Indians occupy some of the most coveted spots in the global corporate order, they often only do so after attaining a degree abroad.&nbsp;
Why is India&rsquo;s best talent choosing to take their skills out of India, as opposed to flourishing at home? Why can&rsquo;t an Indian university crack the top 100 in global rankings? Is the state of Indian education causing our best and brightest to migrate abroad - and if so, how do we reverse this &lsquo;brain drain&rsquo;? On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks to India&rsquo;s foremost education and skill experts on the path ahead for Indian education.&nbsp;
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As visa delays spoil ‘revenge travel’ plans, the emotional and financial costs begin to take their toll. Vikram Chandra speaks to Jyoti Mayal and Ajay Awtaney on where Indians can still travel. 

The India Story Episode 11 | ‘Revenge travel’: Visa delays spoiling post-Covid tourism party?

As visa delays spoil ‘revenge travel’ plans, the emotional and financial costs begin to take their toll. Vikram Chandra speaks to Jyoti Mayal and Ajay Awtaney on where Indians can still travel. 


As visa delays spoil &lsquo;revenge travel&rsquo; plans, the emotional and financial costs begin to take their toll. Vikram Chandra speaks to Jyoti Mayal and Ajay Awtaney on where Indians can still travel.&nbsp;

As Covid-induced restrictions on travel ease up around the world, the phenomenon of &lsquo;revenge travel&rsquo; has become popular. After a gruelling few years, Indians want to travel the world and meet their families. However, unprecedented demand has clogged up the systems and facilities that facilitate travel, and caused delays in processing of visas. As a result, people have had to cancel or change their plans, causing great emotional and financial loss.
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On this week&rsquo;s episode, Vikram Chandra speaks to Jyoti Mayal, President of the Travel Agents Association of India, and Ajay Awtaney, aviation journalist, on what locations are still viable for Indians looking for a summer break.
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As the Quad nations met in Tokyo to formalise their relationship, the battle for Asia is on. Can India consolidate its position as a bigger power in the region? Vikram Chandra speaks to India’s top foreign policy analysts.

The India Story Episode 8 | Quad vs China: ‘Game on’ in the Indo-Pacific?

As the Quad nations met in Tokyo to formalise their relationship, the battle for Asia is on. Can India consolidate its position as a bigger power in the region? Vikram Chandra speaks to India’s top foreign policy analysts on the new international order.

As the Quad nations met in Tokyo to formalise their relationship, the battle for Asia is on. Can India consolidate its position as a bigger power in the region? Vikram Chandra speaks to India&rsquo;s top foreign policy analysts on the new international order.

The &lsquo;Quad&rsquo; nations - India, Australia, Japan &amp; the United States - met in Tokyo this week under the shadow of the Ukraine-Russia war, and China&rsquo;s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region. The four nations committed to a series of investments for the Indo-Pacific region.
On this episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks to India&rsquo;s top foreign policy analysts on the Quad&rsquo;s big step to take on China, and whether the Quad&rsquo;s big announcements mean a changing foreign policy landscape for the US. Far from focusing only on the Ukraine-Russia war, the US is also devoting foreign policy heft to take on China in Asia. As Asia becomes the battleground between China and the US, can India consolidate its position as a bigger power in the region?
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We also take a look at the largest Indian contingent ever to attend the World Economic Forum at Davos, and how the United States has been rocked by a horrific mass shooting that killed 19 children, as calls for more sensible gun control begin to grow.
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8 pm. Download the Editorji app: <a href="https://editorji.com/download">www.editorji.com/download</a>

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Year ender 2022

December 2022 Holidays

A look at key expectations from the budget amid global recession fears 

Decoded | Budget 2023: expectations amid a looming recession 

As the day for Budget 2023 inches closer, all eyes are on Nirmala Sitharaman's balancing act between spending and earning. This budget is crucial not only because it's the last full budget of the Modi government before the 2024 elections - but also because it comes amid fears of a looming recession.

Will this budget help with ease of doing business, and can we expect tax reforms? Vikram Chandra breaks down his key expectations from the budget. 

A look at key expectations from the budget amid global recession fears&nbsp;

As the day for Budget 2023 inches closer, all eyes are on Nirmala Sitharaman's balancing act between spending and earning. This budget is crucial not only because it's the last full budget of the Modi government before the 2024 elections - but also because it comes amid fears of a looming recession.
Will this budget help with ease of doing business, and can we expect tax reforms? Vikram Chandra breaks down his key expectations from the budget.&nbsp;

Decoding India's G20 Presidency with Amitabh Kant, the G20 Sherpa.

The India Story | Decoding India's G20 Presidency with Amitabh Kant

<div>Decoding India's G20 Presidency with Amitabh Kant, the G20 Sherpa.</div>

On this week's episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks to India's G20 Sherpa, Amitabh Kant, on India's Presidency of the premier international forum. While India's Presidency comes in divided times, as war rages in Ukraine and financial crisis threatens to overtake the world, there is an opportunity to steer the globe in these trying times, and focus on the agenda of inclusive development. India's theme for G20 is 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' - One World, One Future, One Family.
 We also speak to Yash Agarwal, Former Twitter Employee, on his viral exit from the social media company.

China is seeing an unprecedented Covid wave, which has seen hospitals and morgues overwhelmed, and an alleged caseload of 1 million per day. How likely is India to be affected? And how should we prepare?

The India Story | China’s Covid wave: How should India prepare?

China is seeing an unprecedented Covid wave, which has seen hospitals and morgues overwhelmed, and an alleged caseload of 1 million per day. How likely is India to be affected? And how should we prepare?

After China abruptly ended its &lsquo;zero Covid&rsquo; policies amid nationwide protests, the country has been caught unprepared. Although data coming from China remains unclear, reports indicate that the country is seeing around 1 million cases and 5,000 deaths per day. By March, it could see more than 4 million cases per day.
The BF.7 Omicron variant has been blamed for this sudden wave of cases. The variant has also led to case surges in countries like the UK, US, France, and Denmark. However, while India remains prepared and vigilant, experts say that there is no reason to panic.&nbsp;
On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra speaks with Dr Arvinder Singh Soin, Chairman, Medanta Liver Transplant Institute, on how likely it is for India to see a surge due to BF.7, and how citizens can keep themselves vigilant.&nbsp;
We also speak to Dr. Li-Meng Yan, Independent Coronavirus Expert, on the possible origins of the current Covid wave in China.

As ChatGPT takes over the internet, will the chatbot change the world forever? Is the future of business, creativity and computing AI-based?

The India Story | OpenAI’s ChatGPT: A landmark moment for AI?

As ChatGPT takes over the internet, will the chatbot change the world forever? Is the future of business, creativity and computing AI-based?

In today's episode of The India Story, we're taking a closer look at ChatGPT, the new chatbot developed by OpenAI. This state-of-the-art AI system has been generating a lot of buzz in the tech community, with many experts calling it a major breakthrough in the field of natural language processing.
But what makes ChatGPT so special, and does it represent an inflection point in the general adoption of AI technology? Vikram Chandra discusses the capabilities of ChatGPT, including its potential applications and limitations, and examines its role in the development of general artificial intelligence.
We'll also be speaking with Dr Pushpak Bhattacharyya, Professor at IIT Bombay, and getting his insights into the technology and its potential impact on the world. And we'll be hearing from Manish Singhal, Founder of pi Ventures, on his thoughts about ChatGPT&rsquo;s significance on industry in the broader context of AI development.
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM.&nbsp;

Anti-lockdown protests in China have backed Xi Jinping’s regime into a corner. Are winds of change blowing, or will a clampdown cause the protests to fizzle out? 

The India Story | China Covid protests: Xi Jinping regime backed into a corner?

Anti-lockdown protests in China have backed Xi Jinping&rsquo;s regime into a corner. Are winds of change blowing, or will a clampdown cause the protests to fizzle out?&nbsp;

Not being able to leave your house for work, shortages of medicines, and going hungry if food can&rsquo;t be delivered - many of the hallmarks of Covid-affected lockdown life are now a thing of the past in most of the world. But not in China.
China&rsquo;s &lsquo;zero Covid&rsquo; policies have kept its population in lockdown for nearly three years - and they are at breaking point. Widespread anger over the curbs has led to the CCP facing the boldest and most emphatic protests China has seen in years. Along with an end to the curbs, some protesters are now beginning to demand more - like democracy, and freedom.
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Xi Jinping has staked his personal authority on &lsquo;zero Covid&rsquo;, which his autocratic regime cannot afford to back down from. As calls for him to step down are heard on the streets of China&rsquo;s major cities, has the government backed itself into a corner it can&rsquo;t get out of? Are the protests a turning point in China&rsquo;s history - or will they fizzle out under a strict clampdown from authorities?
In this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra discusses the situation in China with leading international experts. Catch The India Story live on Fridays at 8PM.

Can #ElonMusk guide Twitter to a new dawn of democracy and free speech?
Will anyone pay $8 for verification?
Or is the ill-fated project doomed to fail?

The India Story | Chaos or order: What will Twitter look like under Elon Musk?

<div class="x_ContentPasted0">Can #ElonMusk guide Twitter to a new dawn of democracy and free speech?</div>
<div class="x_ContentPasted0">Will anyone pay $8 for verification?</div>
<div class="x_ContentPasted0">Or is the ill-fated project doomed to fail?</div>

The world&rsquo;s wealthiest man, Elon Musk, has finally taken over the social media website Twitter. Chaos has ensued in the first days of Musk&rsquo;s reign, with around half the workforce laid off, verification potentially being tied to an $8 subscription, and concerns surrounding content moderation policies under the new regime.
Can Elon Musk, who has claimed he bought Twitter to &lsquo;help humanity&rsquo;, guide Twitter to a new dawn of democracy and freedom of speech? Or is the project ill-fated and doomed to fail? On this week&rsquo;s episode of The India Story, Vikram Chandra ponders the fate of Twitter, and discusses the issue with Prateek Waghre, Policy Director at the Internet Freedom Foundation.
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We also take a look at the toxic air enveloping the Delhi NCR region, and why, year-on-year, nobody seems to have any answers for Delhi&rsquo;s air pollution problem.
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, Fridays at 8PM.
The India Story | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-india-story/the-india-story-rising-dragon-how-will-india-deal-with-a-resurgent-china-1666365118971">&lsquo;Rising Dragon&rsquo;: How will India deal with a resurgent China?</a>

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