Brendan Dabhi

Swamirendra Barik, a journalist from The Indian Express specializing in digital policy, dives into the controversy surrounding the Sanchar Saathi app, exploring its privacy issues and regulatory backlash. Brendan Dabhi, also from The Indian Express, shares the dramatic story of two Pakistani couples who crossed the Rann of Kutch in search of love, detailing their perilous journey and the subsequent investigations. The discussion wraps up with insights on stranded Jharkhand workers' repatriation efforts from Cameroon.

Apurva Vishwanath, legal affairs editor with expertise in criminal justice, discusses a study on death row acquittals and procedural safeguards. Devansh Mittal, reporter who explains Bharat Taxi’s cooperative, driver-owned business model. Brendan Dabhi, reporter who covers the pilot rollout, driver reactions and operational challenges. They also touch on proposed RBI rules for compensation in fraud cases.

Deeptiman Tiwary, a journalist at The Indian Express, dives into the extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, shedding light on the legal intricacies and implications this has for India's fight against terrorism. Brendan Dabhi discusses the Gujarat Police's innovative GP-DRASTI program, showcasing how drones will enhance policing and aid in managing civil disturbances. Additionally, they cover a tragic explosion at a fireworks factory in Andhra Pradesh that resulted in multiple fatalities, prompting investigations into safety regulations.

Neerja Chowdhury, a veteran journalist and contributing editor of the Indian Express, delves into the impact of the 1975 Emergency on Indian politics, discussing repression and civil rights. Brendan Dabhi shares insights on the harrowing challenges of identifying victims from the recent Air India crash using DNA profiling, highlighting the emotional toll on families. The conversation also touches on a controversial Supreme Court ruling concerning a military personnel's murder conviction, emphasizing accountability in the justice system.

Brendan Dabhi, a dedicated reporter at The Indian Express, discusses the alarming disappearance of 37 lakes in Ahmedabad, linking it to urban development and its dire effects on water security. Liz Mathew, Deputy Editor at The Indian Express, sheds light on the long-delayed census set for 2027, emphasizing its political ramifications and concerns about representation. They also touch on the rare impeachment proceedings against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav, raising intriguing constitutional questions about accountability in the judiciary.