Sciencekaari | In this episode, we explore why China and Japan are studying ancient asteroids, what they could reveal about the origin of life, and the science behind the panspermia theory.
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Protests erupted at Jantar Mantar as Team Bharat rallied against India's E-20 Ethanol Blending Policy, with citizens and experts challenging the government's claims. Watch Lallantop's ground report featuring Tehseen Poonawalla and protesters questioning Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Nitin Gadkari.
A ground report from Haryana's Hansi district, where villagers have been protesting for access to safe drinking water. What began as a demand for a Bhakra pipeline connection has turned into one of Haryana's most high-profile agitations, with road blockades, hunger strikes, and police action.
One of India's most well-known public prosecutors, Ujjwal Nikam, joins Guest In The Newsroom for an in-depth conversation on the country's biggest terror and criminal cases. From the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and Ajmal Kasab's trial to the 1993 Mumbai blasts, Sanjay Dutt, Abu Salem, and Dawood Ibrahim, he shares his perspective on investigations, court proceedings, and the challenges of prosecuting high-profile cases.
Discover the untold story of the 1938 FIFA World Cup, where football became a powerful tool of politics. As Europe moved closer to World War II, Hitler and Mussolini turned the tournament into a stage for Nazi and Fascist propaganda—while Italy lifted its second consecutive World Cup.
Sciencekaari | In this episode, we explore why China and Japan are studying ancient asteroids, what they could reveal about the origin of life, and the science behind the panspermia theory.
Salman Khan is gearing up for a major box office comeback with multiple big projects in the pipeline. A potential collaboration with Farhan Akhtar is also creating fresh buzz among fans.
In this episode of Tarikh, we uncover the rich history of Mashhad, Iran's holiest city and the final resting place of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. From the Imam Reza Shrine to Nader Shah, the Koh-i-Noor diamond, and the Mongol invasions, we explore the city's deep religious and cultural significance.
Why did senior BJP leader Narottam Mishra lose his Datia bypoll ticket despite being considered close to Amit Shah? Was it only because of his controversial statements, or was the BJP leadership sending a much bigger political message?
In today's The Cinema Show, we reveal why Shah Rukh Khan's King is reportedly facing a postponement, the final release date of the much-awaited Ramayana trailer, and a surprising update on Salman Khan's Matrubhoomi. Watch now for all the big cinema updates.
In today's Sehat show, we discuss a viral tongue trick to reduce stress and cortisol, new government rules for alcohol-based medicines, and whether boba tea is actually healthy. Watch for expert advice from leading doctors and dietitians.
Is AI replacing jobs faster than expected? HDFC Bank has reduced its workforce for the first time in nine years, with over 8,000 clerical and back-office roles disappearing. This episode of Kharcha Pani breaks down the rise of silent layoffs and what it means for India's middle-class jobs.
A new wave of US strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation across the Gulf have raised fears that the fragile ceasefire may be collapsing. We also cover Piyush Goyal's rejection of the India-US trade deal deadlock reports, China's objection to the 14-nation South China Sea statement, and the Bangkok pub fire that has killed 27 people.
In today's The Lallantop Show, Kuldeep covers the CAG report on Maharashtra's Ladki Bahin Yojana, the Ram Mandir Trust's CEO recruitment amid the donation controversy, and two major Supreme Court hearings—one on Assam citizenship and another on Tamil Nadu's cow slaughter ban.
In this episode of Tarikh, we uncover the rich history of Mashhad, Iran's holiest city and the final resting place of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. From the Imam Reza Shrine to Nader Shah, the Koh-i-Noor diamond, and the Mongol invasions, we explore the city's deep religious and cultural significance.
Discover the untold story of the 1938 FIFA World Cup, where football became a powerful tool of politics. As Europe moved closer to World War II, Hitler and Mussolini turned the tournament into a stage for Nazi and Fascist propaganda—while Italy lifted its second consecutive World Cup.
Sciencekaari | In this episode, we explore why China and Japan are studying ancient asteroids, what they could reveal about the origin of life, and the science behind the panspermia theory.
India and Australia have finalized administrative arrangements for uranium supply, opening the door for reliable imports from the country with the world's largest reserves. This deal is crucial for India's clean energy goals and the ambitious target of 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047 .
In the first episode of Master Ji in the Newsroom, Avadh Ojha explains why European powers—Portuguese, French, Dutch, and British—all set sail for India around the same time in the 15th century. He breaks down why India was called the "Sone ki Chidiya," the mistakes that led to colonization, and how the British went from spice traders to rulers.
One of India's most well-known public prosecutors, Ujjwal Nikam, joins Guest In The Newsroom for an in-depth conversation on the country's biggest terror and criminal cases. From the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and Ajmal Kasab's trial to the 1993 Mumbai blasts, Sanjay Dutt, Abu Salem, and Dawood Ibrahim, he shares his perspective on investigations, court proceedings, and the challenges of prosecuting high-profile cases.
Netaangri | In this episode, we discuss the growing debate over ethanol blending, its impact on vehicle owners and politics, along with the controversy surrounding the ban on the film Satluj ahead of the Punjab elections.
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