Following the uproar on social media platforms due to the "don't share Aadhaar" advisory, the government withdrew the same notice two days after it was released."In view of the possibility of the misinterpretation of the press release, the notice stands withdrawn with immediate effect,&rdquo; stated the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the parent body of #UIDAI.Why did the government's initial notice trigger panic on social media? Citizens got concerned about their privacy as they have already been sharing copies of their #Aadhaar with several entities without a second thought till now.Should the government have taken this safety measure right at the time when it launched the Aadhaar programme years ago? Is the uproar of citizens valid? What is a masked Aadhaar, and why did the government withdraw the advisory?These, and many more questions are addressed in our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED where BOOM's Tanvi Shukla speaks to Srinivas Kodali, researcher, Free Software Movement of India, and S Prasanna, advocate, Supreme Court.

Aadhaar notice issued and withdrawn: Should you share Aadhaar photocopies?

Following the uproar on social media platforms due to the "don't share Aadhaar" advisory, the government withdrew the same notice two days after it was released."In view of the possibility of the misinterpretation of the press release, the notice stands withdrawn with immediate effect,&rdquo; stated the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the parent body of #UIDAI.Why did the government's initial notice trigger panic on social media? Citizens got concerned about their privacy as they have already been sharing copies of their #Aadhaar with several entities without a second thought till now.Should the government have taken this safety measure right at the time when it launched the Aadhaar programme years ago? Is the uproar of citizens valid? What is a masked Aadhaar, and why did the government withdraw the advisory?These, and many more questions are addressed in our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED where BOOM's Tanvi Shukla speaks to Srinivas Kodali, researcher, Free Software Movement of India, and S Prasanna, advocate, Supreme Court.

Following the uproar on social media platforms due to the "don't share Aadhaar" advisory, the government withdrew the same notice two days after it was released.
"In view of the possibility of the misinterpretation of the press release, the notice stands withdrawn with immediate effect,&rdquo; stated the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the parent body of #UIDAI.
Why did the government's initial notice trigger panic on social media? Citizens got concerned about their privacy as they have already been sharing copies of their #Aadhaar with several entities without a second thought till now.
Should the government have taken this safety measure right at the time when it launched the Aadhaar programme years ago? Is the uproar of citizens valid? What is a masked Aadhaar, and why did the government withdraw the advisory?
These, and many more questions are addressed in our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED where BOOM's Tanvi Shukla speaks to Srinivas Kodali, researcher, Free Software Movement of India, and S Prasanna, advocate, Supreme Court.

The Narcotics Control Bureau has dropped #AryanKhan and five others from the chargesheet filed on Friday in the cruise raid case. The #NCB has cited &lsquo;lack of sufficient evidence&rsquo; and &rsquo;shortcomings in the initial investigation&rsquo; as reasons behind dropping the names of Aryan Khan and five others.
Now, is there any evidence at all against Aryan Khan that corroborates his connection with the international drugs mafia, as was claimed by the NCB last year? Or was it really a shoddy probe by the ex-NCB officer Sameer Wankhede.
"The NCB now says the allegation against Aryan Khan cannot be prove beyond reasonable doubt. Evidence beyond reasonable doubt is a measure for trial, and not for filing of chargesheet. What type of investigation uses a whatsapp chat to indicate a global criminal conspiracy? The NCB cannot take the role of a judge," says Nikam, in one of of the many scathing remarks against NCB during the chat with Tanvi Shukla.
In our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to Ujjwal Nikam, special public prosecutor, Maharashtra, to help viewers understand the real story behind the controversy.

Aryan Khan Case: Why It All Fell Apart In 8 Months?

The Narcotics Control Bureau has dropped #AryanKhan and five others from the chargesheet filed on Friday in the cruise raid case. The #NCB has cited &lsquo;lack of sufficient evidence&rsquo; and &rsquo;shortcomings in the initial investigation&rsquo; as reasons behind dropping the names of Aryan Khan and five others.
Now, is there any evidence at all against Aryan Khan that corroborates his connection with the international drugs mafia, as was claimed by the NCB last year? Or was it really a shoddy probe by the ex-NCB officer Sameer Wankhede.
"The NCB now says the allegation against Aryan Khan cannot be prove beyond reasonable doubt. Evidence beyond reasonable doubt is a measure for trial, and not for filing of chargesheet. What type of investigation uses a whatsapp chat to indicate a global criminal conspiracy? The NCB cannot take the role of a judge," says Nikam, in one of of the many scathing remarks against NCB during the chat with Tanvi Shukla.
In our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to Ujjwal Nikam, special public prosecutor, Maharashtra, to help viewers understand the real story behind the controversy.

As #Bihar CM Nitish Kumar once again pushes for a caste-based census, we discuss in our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED the need for a socio-economic and #CasteCensus in #India, and why the government is delaying the exercise. BOOM's Tanvi Shukla is in conversation with Ravi S. Srivastava, Professor and Director, Centre for Employment Studies, Institute for Human Development.

Caste Census: Does India Need It?

As #Bihar CM Nitish Kumar once again pushes for a caste-based census, we discuss in our new episode of #SIMPLIFIED the need for a socio-economic and #CasteCensus in #India, and why the government is delaying the exercise. BOOM's Tanvi Shukla is in conversation with Ravi S. Srivastava, Professor and Director, Centre for Employment Studies, Institute for Human Development.

As per the global Oxfam report 2022 called "Profiting from the pain", a billionaire was created every 30 hours during the pandemic.
A million people were pushed to poverty every 33 hours. Billionaires' wealth rose more in 2 years of pandemic than in the last 23 years. Total wealth of the world's billionaires is equivalent to 13.9% of the global #GDP.
About 60% of low income countries are on the brink of debt distress. The report has these and many more stark details on the world's economy.
In this episode of SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to Anjela Taneja, Inequality Campaign Lead, Oxfam India, on the growing inequalities in the world and why it is a concern.

Oxfam Report: Profiting from pain - The growing inequalities and why it is a concern

As per the global Oxfam report 2022 called "Profiting from the pain", a billionaire was created every 30 hours during the pandemic.
A million people were pushed to poverty every 33 hours. Billionaires' wealth rose more in 2 years of pandemic than in the last 23 years. Total wealth of the world's billionaires is equivalent to 13.9% of the global #GDP.
About 60% of low income countries are on the brink of debt distress. The report has these and many more stark details on the world's economy.
In this episode of SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to Anjela Taneja, Inequality Campaign Lead, Oxfam India, on the growing inequalities in the world and why it is a concern.

Allarakha Ismail Bhai Thimmar, leader of the #Fishermen community of Gosabara village in Porbandar district of #Gujarat, has filed a petition in #GujaratHighCourt on behalf of the community to undergo collective euthanasia.
Speaking to BOOM, Allarakha said, "We are not being permitted to do fishing since 2014. We are facing discrimination just because we are #Muslims. There are 30 villages in this area, and all #Hindus and Muslims live harmoniously. It is only the people of #Porbandar village who are against us. They have the support of the state, and hence, even the government is not paying any heed to us even after we filed several petitions in this regard.
Out of helplessness, we have requested the high court to allow us to take this extreme step as we have nothing to eat, no job or livelihood.

600 Muslim Fishermen In Gujarat Seek Mass Euthanasia

Allarakha Ismail Bhai Thimmar, leader of the #Fishermen community of Gosabara village in Porbandar district of #Gujarat, has filed a petition in #GujaratHighCourt on behalf of the community to undergo collective euthanasia.
Speaking to BOOM, Allarakha said, "We are not being permitted to do fishing since 2014. We are facing discrimination just because we are #Muslims. There are 30 villages in this area, and all #Hindus and Muslims live harmoniously. It is only the people of #Porbandar village who are against us. They have the support of the state, and hence, even the government is not paying any heed to us even after we filed several petitions in this regard.
Out of helplessness, we have requested the high court to allow us to take this extreme step as we have nothing to eat, no job or livelihood.

Allarakha Ismail Bhai Thimmar, leader of the #Fishermen community of Gosabara village in Porbandar district of #Gujarat, has filed a petition in #GujaratHighCourt on behalf of the community to undergo collective euthanasia.
Speaking to BOOM, Allarakha said, "We are not being permitted to do fishing since 2014. We are facing discrimination just because we are #Muslims. There are 30 villages in this area, and all #Hindus and Muslims live harmoniously. It is only the people of #Porbandar village who are against us. They have the support of the state, and hence, even the government is not paying any heed to us even after we filed several petitions in this regard.
Out of helplessness, we have requested the high court to allow us to take this extreme step as we have nothing to eat, no job, or livelihood.

ChethanaRaj, a 21-year-old Kannada TV actor, on May 17, died of a Heart Attack after she underwent Liposuction, a&nbsp;Fat Removal Surgery in a clinic in Bengaluru.The Heart Attack was reportedly caused by a complication of the liposuction surgery. The Bengaluru district health officer said that the clinic did not have a license to carry out fat loss surgeries. The DHO has issued a notice to the clinic.In this episode of #SIMPLIFIED, we speak to Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon Dr Shraddha Deshpande, and Psychiatrist Dr Syeda Ruksheda to understand how safe are fat removal surgeries.

Kannada TV actor dies after liposuction: How safe are fat removal surgeries?

ChethanaRaj, a 21-year-old Kannada TV actor, on May 17, died of a Heart Attack after she underwent Liposuction, a&nbsp;Fat Removal Surgery in a clinic in Bengaluru.The Heart Attack was reportedly caused by a complication of the liposuction surgery. The Bengaluru district health officer said that the clinic did not have a license to carry out fat loss surgeries. The DHO has issued a notice to the clinic.In this episode of #SIMPLIFIED, we speak to Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon Dr Shraddha Deshpande, and Psychiatrist Dr Syeda Ruksheda to understand how safe are fat removal surgeries.

A day after 35-year-old Rahul Bhat was shot dead, his neighbours, colleagues and friends gathered for a sit-in protest at Sheikhpora Pandit transit camp in central Budgam, blocking the main road that connects Budgam with Srinagar.
The heavy presence of policemen and paramilitary forces did not deter them. As the forces tried persuading the protestors - which included women, men, young and old&mdash; to return to their quarters at the camp, barely a few hundred meters away, they responded with slogans.

Kashmiri Pandits Protest Against Rahul Bhat's Killing

A day after 35-year-old Rahul Bhat was shot dead, his neighbours, colleagues and friends gathered for a sit-in protest at Sheikhpora Pandit transit camp in central Budgam, blocking the main road that connects Budgam with Srinagar.
The heavy presence of policemen and paramilitary forces did not deter them. As the forces tried persuading the protestors - which included women, men, young and old&mdash; to return to their quarters at the camp, barely a few hundred meters away, they responded with slogans.

After promising to export wheat to the world amidst the #GlobalWheatCrisis, India took a policy U-turn. It banned the export of wheat owing to domestic food security risks.&nbsp;
Watch our #SIMPLIFIED episode to understand why India's wheat policy changed. Tanvi Shukla speaks to Devinder Sharma.

Why did India's wheat policy change?

After promising to export wheat to the world amidst the #GlobalWheatCrisis, India took a policy U-turn. It banned the export of wheat owing to domestic food security risks.&nbsp;
Watch our #SIMPLIFIED episode to understand why India's wheat policy changed. Tanvi Shukla speaks to Devinder Sharma.

The Crypto market has seen a bloodbath in the last one week. Prices of top Crypto currencies have been falling.
What are the reasons behind the fall of Crypto markets?
Why did Terra crash?
What is StableCoin?
What should the investors do?
Watch our new episode of SIMPLIFIED where Tanvi Shukla, along with Mohammed Kudrati, our in-house senior correspondent covering data and finance, simplify it for the viewers.

Cryptocurrencies in free fall What is going on

The Crypto market has seen a bloodbath in the last one week. Prices of top Crypto currencies have been falling.
What are the reasons behind the fall of Crypto markets?
Why did Terra crash?
What is StableCoin?
What should the investors do?
Watch our new episode of SIMPLIFIED where Tanvi Shukla, along with Mohammed Kudrati, our in-house senior correspondent covering data and finance, simplify it for the viewers.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday put the 162-year-old sedition law on hold as the Centre decides to re-examine it.
In this episode of SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to BOOM'S in-house principal correspondent on legal issues, Ritika Jain, to let the viewers know what transpired in the courtroom today, what has been the govt's stand on sedition, and what does this mean for those in jail for sedition.

supreme court keeps sedition law in abeyance all you need to know

The Supreme Court on Wednesday put the 162-year-old sedition law on hold as the Centre decides to re-examine it.
In this episode of SIMPLIFIED, Tanvi Shukla speaks to BOOM'S in-house principal correspondent on legal issues, Ritika Jain, to let the viewers know what transpired in the courtroom today, what has been the govt's stand on sedition, and what does this mean for those in jail for sedition.

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A scripted video showing two people describing an alleged #FASTag scam is being shared on social media with captions warning people to be alert about such scamsters. Also, the scam that the video alleges is not even possible and has been disputed by experts.

Scripted Video On Alleged FASTag Scam Viral As Real

A scripted video showing two people describing an alleged #FASTag scam is being shared on social media with captions warning people to be alert about such scamsters. Also, the scam that the video alleges is not even possible and has been disputed by experts.

The announcement of the new Army recruitment scheme---AGNIPATH---has come as a shock to young rural people who associate a job in the Armed Forces with financial security, stable income and a social status. BOOM's Kaisar Andrabi speaks to the aspirants of rural Haryana to understand what are their fears and grievances.

Agnipath Scheme: Why It's A Shock For Rural Aspirants?

The announcement of the new Army recruitment scheme---AGNIPATH---has come as a shock to young rural people who associate a job in the Armed Forces with financial security, stable income and a social status. BOOM's Kaisar Andrabi speaks to the aspirants of rural Haryana to understand what are their fears and grievances.

There has been a spate of disinformation following the now suspended BJP national spokesperson Nupur Sharma's remark on Prophet Muhammad. Here are few of the many fact-checks done by BOOM around the controversy.

BOOM's Top Fact Checks Following Nupur Sharma's Prophet Remark

There has been a spate of disinformation following the now suspended BJP national spokesperson Nupur Sharma's remark on Prophet Muhammad. Here are few of the many fact-checks done by BOOM around the controversy.

Hundreds of #kashmiripandit families have fled #kashmir since the target killings started last month. Those who are still in the Valley are living in constant fear and anxiety. BOOM speaks to the #kashmiripandits living in Sheikhpura village of Badgam district in Kashmir.

'We Are Scared And Anxious. Our Kids Are Disturbed': Kashmiri Pandits

Hundreds of #kashmiripandit families have fled #kashmir since the target killings started last month. Those who are still in the Valley are living in constant fear and anxiety. BOOM speaks to the #kashmiripandits living in Sheikhpura village of Badgam district in Kashmir.

On May 22, the #WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus honored more than 1 million female volunteers in India, the #ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers, for their crucial role in community health of rural #India during the #COVID19 pandemic.
India's Prime Minister #NarendraModi congratulated them too. "Congratulations to all ASHA workers. They are at the forefront of ensuring a healthy India. Their dedication and determination is admirable," tweeted the Prime Minister.
The irony in the congratulatory messages could not be missed. The global award comes at a time when over a million #ASHAWorkers have been demanding their rights and protesting against the working conditions. They are struggling to make their ends meet; they do not have job security; their loan applications are not entertained; there's no minimum wage bar. All of this combined with often working in hostile environments.
Watch the video to listen to what the ASHA workers feel about the #WHOAward they have been honoured with.

'What's In An Award? Where Is The Hike In Our Wages?' ASHA Workers Speak Up

On May 22, the #WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus honored more than 1 million female volunteers in India, the #ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers, for their crucial role in community health of rural #India during the #COVID19 pandemic.
India's Prime Minister #NarendraModi congratulated them too. "Congratulations to all ASHA workers. They are at the forefront of ensuring a healthy India. Their dedication and determination is admirable," tweeted the Prime Minister.
The irony in the congratulatory messages could not be missed. The global award comes at a time when over a million #ASHAWorkers have been demanding their rights and protesting against the working conditions. They are struggling to make their ends meet; they do not have job security; their loan applications are not entertained; there's no minimum wage bar. All of this combined with often working in hostile environments.
Watch the video to listen to what the ASHA workers feel about the #WHOAward they have been honoured with.

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