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Hafta 149: Babri demolition, Rajasthan hacking, Libyan slave trade, Trump on Jerusalem, Shashi Kapoor and more
Social media saw heavy circulation of a video which showed a man killing and burning alive a Muslim man in Rajasthan, allegedly over an affair. Should such videos be shown on news channels? What’s point of playing it on a loop? Abhinandan Sekhri, Anand Vardhan, Anand Ranganathan, Raman Kirpal and Meghnad S discuss this issue and have mixed opinions on it. They also talk about the 25 years of the Babri Masjid demolition and was it worthy of large coverage now? Raman Kirpal talks of his coverage of the Babri Masjid demolition. Abhinandan raises an interesting question regarding slave trade in Libya. They also discuss Trump recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. Did he think it through? Meghnad explains the big bad and sad loan story of banks in India. At last, they pay tribute to the actor who passed away on December 4, 2017. Listen up, there is a song dedication to Shashi Kapoor.
References:
A review of NL Hafta by Pratyush, Nishant, Samanvay, Sumit, Avijit
Anand Ranganathan
New Delhi Times (1986)
In Custody (1994)
Organiser: Truth I knew, truth I said
Abhinandan Sekhri
Kalyug (1981)
Newslaundry: Can malaria be stopped?
Time: The Libyan slave trade has shocked the world. Here’s what you should know
Slate: Trump’s Jerusalem decision has no upside
Anand Vardhan
Junoon (1979)
A Flight Of Pigeons
Meghnad S
Deewaar (1975)
Namak Halaal (1982)
CGP GREY: The Rules for Rulers series
Raman Kirpal
Jab Jab Phool Khile (1965)
Junoon (1979)
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Produced by Shubham Mishra. Recorded by Anil Kumar.
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