In episode 8 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jan 30-Feb 05, 2022:
- The row over wearing Hijab in Schools and the government's new order on the subject
- Inauguration of Statue of Equality in Hyderabad by PM Modi
- India's diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympic Games in China
- Earthquake in Jammu & Kashmir
- Amruta Fadnavis' claim attributing 3% of divorces in Mumbai to traffic jams
- Views of multiple factions of retired IAS officers on the government’s proposed amendment to the IAS (Cadre) Rules
- Rahul Gandhi's claims of 2 Indias in Parliament
- Election updates from Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Uttarakhand.
- The observance of "Betrayal" day by farmers
- Summary of the Union Budget 2022-23, and more ...
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Jitesh Surjiani
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
In episode 8 of India this week, we talk about developments in the world of politics, society, business, and economy between Jan 30-Feb 05, 2022:
- The row over wearing Hijab in Schools and the government's new order on the subject
- Inauguration of Statue of Equality in Hyderabad by PM Modi
- India's diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympic Games in China
- Earthquake in Jammu & Kashmir
- Amruta Fadnavis' claim attributing 3% of divorces in Mumbai to traffic jams
- Views of multiple factions of retired IAS officers on the government’s proposed amendment to the IAS (Cadre) Rules
- Rahul Gandhi's claims of 2 Indias in Parliament
- Election updates from Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Uttarakhand.
- The observance of "Betrayal" day by farmers
- Summary of the Union Budget 2022-23, and more ...
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