Derek O’Brien Faces All The Tough Questions About INDIA Alliance | Karan Thapar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8l79RmCQ8s The Wire Aug 5, 2023 Rajya Sabha leader of the Trinamool Congress, Derek O’Brien, is toughly questioned about two key concerns regarding the Opposition’s INDIA alliance: Is it in danger of fragmenting before it even effectively comes together and, if it can overcome its present problems, how credible a challenge can it deliver to Narendra Modi and the BJP in next year’s national elections?
Breaking Stereotypes: India's Economic Impact Worldwide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgWSbW0z3FA Geopolitical Economics Jul 12, 2023
Today, we embark on an exploration into the heart of India's economy. From being a primarily agrarian society post-independence, India has transformed into an economic powerhouse with a diverse portfolio. Its unprecedented economic growth, especially after the economic liberalization in 1991, has piqued the curiosity of economists and global leaders alike.
But, hold on. Did you know that India holds the world record for placing the most satellites in orbit in a single launch? Or that despite its vast agricultural sector, India is a major hub for the IT industry? Today, we'll shed light on some of these interesting aspects, and more. So buckle up and get ready for an exciting journey into India's economic landscape.
The Digital Infrastructure Being Built in India Will Transform Global Markets in the Next Decade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI_qM_hNZ7o Nasdaq Jul 6, 2023 Melissa Frakman, Founding Partner and CEO of Emphasis Ventures (EMVC), joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq TradeTalks to discuss why the digital infrastructure being built in India today will transform global markets in the next decade. Melissa is a sought-after advisor to global business executives and government leaders on the India-US bilateral relationship and India's role as a global innovation leader.
Investment theseis for India https://youtu.be/FI_qM_hNZ7o?t=206 Insuretech: https://youtu.be/FI_qM_hNZ7o?t=262
Nandan Nilekani: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoGfaqxtfMw
Nuh violence & Jaipur-Mumbai train firing | Who's fuelling Hate & Suspicion? newslaundry 5.8.23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL2_Ut9r9vY
Understanding Nuh, site of Hindu-Muslim clashes on Delhi doorstep: Haryana’s ‘Meo enclave’ ThePrint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiWorXhkcng
Nuh-Mewat Issue: What Is Home Minister Doing? | नूह-मेवात: क्या कर रहे हैं गृह मंत्री? Aug 2, 2023 Ajeet Bharti brings some news from inside the Haryana Govt as he talks about how the riots were planned, how police machinery failed and what the govt is doing to nab the culprits.
Busting Hardcore Supporters' Logic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e-lBk3M4Bs&t=72s
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Inside story of Anna Hazare movement: Ex-IAC member speaks out | RSS | BJP | Modi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMGcP5jfALA The News Minute
Jul 31, 2023 A former national committee member of Anna Hazare’s India Against Corruption movement has made a stunning disclosure: that the 2011 Anna Hazare Movement was allegedly orchestrated by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). In an exclusive interview with The News Minute, Chandra Mohan divulged critical details about how the right-wing forces were allegedly behind the protest, which altered the political dynamics of the country and remained a crucial reason behind the downfall of the Congress-led union government. The movement helped the BJP craft a strong anti-corruption narrative that brought the party back to power with a thumping majority in the 2014 general elections. Even after nine years, the BJP continues to leverage the anti-corruption narrative to target the opposition.
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Climate change: Rising sea levels ring alarm bells for Mumbai August 3, 2023 https://mumbai.citizenmatters.in/mumbai-coastal-cities-rising-sea-levels-floods-53991 By 2070, Mumbai is projected to be home to over 11 million people in areas susceptible to rising sea levels and heightened flooding. That is almost four times more than current exposed population of 2.7 million. These vulnerable residents will face the risks to their homes, livelihoods and their basic safety.
Journalist Pamela Cheema, AGNI (Action for Good Governance and Networking in India) Coordinator and Powai ALM, criticises the government’s approval of forest exploitation. Her organisation, AGNI, had taken a stand against the coastal road project, as she believes it will inevitably be submerged due to rising sea levels. “Despite the project’s high cost, we advocate for its termination, considering it detrimental to the city’s well-being. Our plea calls for prioritising the protection of these critical areas to safeguard Mumbai from the impacts of climate change,” she says..
Rather than pursuing short-term construction and increasing the FSI, the city must invest in long-term solutions that can effectively withstand climate challenges. Sustainable infrastructure that can endure rising sea levels and extreme weather events is crucial for ensuring the safety of Mumbai’s people, say activists.
that seeks to amend forest act Aug 03, 2023 https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/parliament-clears-contentious-bill-that-seeks-to-amend-forest-act-101691002458287.html The Rajya Sabha cleared the contentious Forest Conservation (Amendment) bill 2023 on Wednesday, opening the door for development and exploitation of vast tracts of forest lands that are not recorded as such in government records and potentially endangering sensitive ecosystems in the Northeast that fall under a national security exemption. The forest bill was passed after a debate lasting one hour and 40 minutes without any member from the Opposition that walked out over the violence in Manipur.
And, with the controversial Biological Diversity Amendment bill -- which sparked a row for exempting users of traditional knowledge and Ayush practitioners from sharing benefits with local communities -- that was passed by the Upper House on Tuesday, it marks the beginning of a new era in India’s environmental protection regime.
BEST drivers’ strike at two bus depots continues; Aamchi Mumbai Amachi Best to hold rally Somit Sen / TNN / Aug 2, 2023, http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/102362033.cms As many as 500 drivers are likely to continue the agitation which started on Wednesday morning and this could inconvenience citizens for the second day on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Aamchi Mumbai Amachi Best, a Citizens' platform, will take out a protest rally on the occasion of "BEST Divas" on August 7 from Kotwal garden opposite Plaza Cinema (Dadar West) to Wadala Depot to submit memorandum to BEST authorities on increasing fleet, maintaining buses properly, merging BEST budget with BMC budget, restoring discontinued bus routes and also introducing dedicated lanes for buses in city.
Dark Side of India's Data Protection Bill | Deshbhakt Takeover Ep3 - ft Anjali Bharadwaj https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_ERWLezCzI Aug 2, 2023
The Data Protection Bill is finally set to be tabled in Parliament. While important for India's Digital Infrastructure - there are serious concerns about the Bill. Besides the issue of Govt. infringing on our right to privacy - it could also be diluting the provisions of the Right to Information Act, 2005.
Anjali Bharadwaj https://youtu.be/p_ERWLezCzI?t=126
The dangers in the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/the-dangers-in-the-digital-personal-data-protection-bill/article67147030.ece
With the executive vastly empowered to draft rules and notifications on a range of issues, India might end up with a law that takes away the right to seek personal information
August 02, 2023 ANJALI BHARDWAJ,AMRITA JOHRI
https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/the-problems-with-the-data-protection-bill/article66531928.ece the Bill seeks to dilute the provisions of the Right to Information (RTI) Act, which has empowered citizens to access information and hold governments accountable. Experience has shown that if people, especially the poor and marginalised, are to have any hope of obtaining the benefits of welfare programmes, they must have access to relevant, granular information. For instance, the National Food Security Act recognises the need for placing the details of ration card holders and records of ration shops, including sale and stock registers, in the public domain to enable social audits of the public distribution system. In the absence of publicly accessible information, it is impossible for intended beneficiaries to access their rightful entitlement of food grains. This is equally true for delivery of other social security programmes such as old age pensions and scholarships. It is behind the cloak of secrecy that the rights of individuals are most frequently abrogated and corruption thrives. In recognition of this principle, democracies ensure public disclosure of voters’ lists with names, addresses and other details to enable scrutiny and prevent electoral fraud
Problems with the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJOlHJ87J0E Online Public Meeting National Campaign for Peoples' Right to Information (NCPRI)
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