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Onmanoramas awardwinning podcast News BrakeAn Explainer Podcast hosted by Haritha Benjamin gives you an indepth analysis of the current news topics in a clutter free manner. Follow us to understand news beyond the headlines.
Ukraine has been a popular destination for Indians to study medicine. For a six year MBBS course, Indians pay around 35,000 dollars which is roughly 27 lakh rupees. Whereas the same at a private medical college in India will cost 1 crore rupees or even higher if they enroll under the management quota.
Heatwaves in the North and heavy rainfall ahead of advancing monsoon in the South has thrown India into a cauldron of weather extremes. Weather scientist Dr S Abhilash joins this weeks News Brake to look at the tempest called climate change brewing in the country.
The 2017 sexual assault against a popular Malayalam actor, the recent MeToo allegations against actorproducer Vijay Babu etc show that Mollywood is not the sanctum sanctorum associations like AMMA and FEFKA portray it to be. The Hema Commission report on the issues faced by women in Malayalam Film Industry was submitted to the Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in December 2019, but it still hasnt seen the light of day.
Dr. Aravindan KP, the Medical Director of Micro Health Laboratories, Kozhikode and Dr. Presoon Kuruvilla, Consultant Physician at Caritas Hospital join News Brake discussion on rising number of rabies cases in Kerala and the efficacy of the vaccine.
In this era of breaking news flashing all over, at News Brake we want to take a pause and present the news to you from all angles. Hence, we apply brakes on the busy lane and take a look at how Covaxin and Covishield vaccines will be made available and its safety concerns.Producer: Ajish Jimmy GeorgeEdits: Alex Pappachan
In this era of breaking news flashing all over, at News Brake we want to take a pause and present the news to you from all angles. Hence, we apply brakes on the busy lane and bring to you in our second episode the details about an alleged sexual abuse and subsequent murders of two young girls.The gruesome deaths of the two girls in Walayar and the shoddy investigation that led to acquittal of the accused have shaken the conscience of Kerala society.
The Sister Abhaya murder case and the alleged abuse of a nun of the Missionaries of Jesus congregation have many things in common. Onmanorama producer Ajish Jimmy George tries to find out what they are. Tune in
When COVID19 and the pandemicinduced protocols eased their firm grip on individuals and their lifestyles, businesses were left scrambling to piece together a flexible workplace. The hybrid work culture is a compromised model of work to incorporate the benefits of both worlds.
The protestors against the Agnipath scheme have cited two reasons for their agitation: job security and pension. In todays episode, we have with us Colonel S Dinny retd and former Air Force Pilot Vishnu Unnithan to provide clarity on the new recruitment scheme.
In this era of breaking news flashing all over, at News Brake we want to take a pause and present the news to you from all angles.A year after the gold smuggling through diplomatic channel was busted at Trivandrum International Airport, we look at why the yellow metal continues to charm the smugglers.Producer: Ajish Jimmy GeorgeEdits: Alex Pappachan
In this era of breaking news flashing all over, at News Brake we want to take a pause and present the news to you from all angles. Hence, we apply brakes on the busy lane and explain the Supreme Courts Ayodhya verdict in our third episode.On November 9, the Supreme Court cleared the way for the construction of a Ram Temple at Ayodhya. It ordered that a temple should be built in the place where a mosque stood till 1992 and was razed by Sangh Parivar mob. The verdict was unanimous. All five judges agreed to it. The court also directed the Centre to allot a 5acre plot for building a mosque at another location.
The worlds richest man bought the worlds most popular social media tool, sending both the real and virtual world into a frenzy. Listen to the latest episode of News Brake and find out all about the hottest deal on Earth right now, the Twitter Takeover.
Soaring inflation, devaluation of currency, massive external debt and corruption Pakistan economy is mired in chaos. Economic crisis is a key reason for the fall of Imran Khan as Pak PM and the rise of Shehbaz Sharif to helm of the country.
Silverline is a semi highspeed railway project, proposed by the Pinarayi Vijayanled left government, which will connect Thiruvananthapuram in the south to Kasaragod in the north in under four hours. Intrigued Find out all about the ambitious project in this episode of News Brake.
Are the basic principles outlined by the Indian Constitution being protected today Former MP and constitutional expert Sebastian Paul speaks to Onmanorama about the latest controversy courted by former Kerala Minister Saji Cheriyan.
What is the point of an antidefection law if it cannot prevent horsetrading or warrant a stable government What is the point of an antidefection law if it allows MLAs to switch sides and get elected after disqualification
The very essence of democracy is the right to have an alternate opinion. The right to peacefully protest, subject to restrictions, is an essential part of the fundamental right to free speech and the right to assemble. But the bulldozer politics in UP, police action against agitators in black in Kerala show that governments are becoming less and less tolerant towards protests.
An analysis of the National Family Health Survey NFHS for 201921 by IndiaStat has revealed some surprising statistics 50 of women aged between 15 and 24 years still use cloth for menstrual protection. Onmanorama catches up with Dr Winny, the Senior Consultant at Baby Memorial Hospital Kozhikode and a few of its women journalists to know how menstrual hygiene has evolved in India in the recent past.
In this Episode, Deepa Soman discusses the various aspects of the Elanthoor double human sacrifice case, how Kerala has been trying to fashion a legal process to tackle black magic and superstitions and more with colleagues Ayyappan R and G Ragesh.
Transwomen Nadira Mehrin and Laya Maria Jaison were chosen as All India Students Federations AISF vice president and DYFI State Committee member respectively last month. Onmanorama journalist Deepa Soman, who interviewed the duo, speaks to NewsBrake about their journey and challenges.
Will the Congress party be able to reinvent itself, reconnect to the masses and emerge as a formidable challenge to the incumbent ruling party In this episode of News Brake, we discuss the recent brainstorming session of the party in Udaipur Chintan Shivir.
Demolishing encroachments is nothing out of the ordinary in a densely populated country like India. What was out of the ordinary was the stealthy, hurried manner in which the Jahangirpuri demolition was done, just days after a communal clash in the same area.
Language is the new hot topic in town and politicians, celebrities and twitterati are going berserk about the issue. News Brake takes a look at the controversy, its history and the direction in which it is headed.
Even as the Kerala government is chugging ahead with the highly ambitious SilverLine project, another lessexpensive but equallyambitious project the proposed KovalamBekal waterway is huffing and puffing like a snailpaced steamboat. Find out more about this waterway project on this episode of News Brake.
Russian forces launched a fullscale invasion of Ukraine that opened with air and missile strikes on a massive scale after days of diplomatic efforts by many leaders to prevent a war. You know how we deal with news in News Brake, so lets take a look at the past and understand whats happening now.Source of images used for creating cover illustration:Photo of Volodymyr Zelensky: Reuters/Stephanie Lecocq/PoolPhoto of Vladimir Putin: AFP
In this era of breaking news flashing all over, at News Brake we want to take a pause and present the news to you from all angles.Hence, we apply brakes on the busy lane and bring to you in our first episode the issue of Maradu flats.
Farmers have been protesting against these bills, alleging that the legislations will dismantle the existing system and leave them to the mercy of corporate interests.Whereas, the central government claims that these legislations will liberalise the farm markets and raise the farmers income.Edits: Alex PappachanProducer: Ajish Jimmy George
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