Episode 29 of India this week's podcast includes developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jun 26-Jul 02, 2022.
- Updates on Mohammad Zubair's arrest and appeal for bail
- Supreme Court's comments on expelled BJP leader Nupur Sharma
- Unrest in Udaipur due to the brutal killing of Kanhaiyalal
- Government's warning to EdTech companies on misleading advertisements
- RTI query on senior citizens' travel concession on Railways
- DRDO's maiden unmanned test flight
- Updates on Maharashtra's political crisis
- BJP's national executive meeting in Hyderabad
- Tiranga Shakhas by AAP in Uttar Pradesh
- Resolution by Punjab assembly against the Agnipath scheme
- Hike in GST collections in June
- Surge in gold prices
- Spike in auto sales in June and much more ...
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Jitesh Surjiani is passionate about progressive change for India and its citizens. He writes about issues that are roadblocks in improving quality of life and interpersonal interactions as well as areas of public governance that fall short in intent and action.
Episode Notes
Episode 29 of India this week's podcast includes developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jun 26-Jul 02, 2022.
- Updates on Mohammad Zubair's arrest and appeal for bail
- Supreme Court's comments on expelled BJP leader Nupur Sharma
- Unrest in Udaipur due to the brutal killing of Kanhaiyalal
- Government's warning to EdTech companies on misleading advertisements
- RTI query on senior citizens' travel concession on Railways
- DRDO's maiden unmanned test flight
- Updates on Maharashtra's political crisis
- BJP's national executive meeting in Hyderabad
- Tiranga Shakhas by AAP in Uttar Pradesh
- Resolution by Punjab assembly against the Agnipath scheme
- Hike in GST collections in June
- Surge in gold prices
- Spike in auto sales in June and much more ...
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