3 Things

This episode covers three major stories: the devastating flash floods in Nepal and Tibet caused by a glacial collapse, which killed over 270 people and prompted Indian humanitarian aid.

This episode covers catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet leaving over 1,500 missing, including hundreds of Indians.

This episode examines Maharashtra’s new anti-conversion law, which has prompted churches to use self-declaration forms to protect against allegations of forced conversion.

This episode covers the Rajasthan High Court Advocates Association’s request to transfer Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma amid bar-bench tensions.

This episode covers three major stories: a deadly Chandipura virus outbreak in Gujarat where scientists struggle to identify the transmission vector…

This episode covers Maharashtra cab drivers challenging a Marathi language mandate in court and the CM reviewing a ban on loose oil sales.

This episode examines the aftermath of Jharkhand’s student protests over recruitment exam irregularities, including government cancellations and high court interventions.

Host Itchha Sharma covers the Ayodhya fish feast controversy, where Yogi Adityanath accused opposition leaders of disrespecting Lord Ram.

This episode examines Maharashtra’s controversial decision to allow homeopathy practitioners to register with the state medical council after completing a bridge course.

This episode covers the Modi government’s strategic response to caste-based tensions and the Kokoro Janta Party’s protest against the Bar Council of India.

This episode of Three Things examines a CAG report revealing severe deficiencies in amenities, hygiene, and disability access at Indian railway stations.

The Centre is reconsidering UGC regulations on caste discrimination in higher education amid backlash from multiple communities.

This episode covers three key stories: Punjab’s passage of bills for private digital universities, facing opposition over UGC guideline violations;…

US Ambassador Sergio Gore signaled a potential downgrade of the travel advisory for Kashmir, citing improved safety.

This episode examines the government’s referral of the contentious FCRA Amendment Bill to a joint parliamentary committee amid opposition and religious group protests.

The Bombay High Court cancelled bail for the Birch nightclub fire accused, while the BJP appointed Deepak Muske as its new social media convener to counter opposition narratives.

This episode examines a deadly Mumbai landslide, revealing ignored geological warnings and bureaucratic delays that hindered safety measures.

This episode examines Tamil Nadu’s inexperienced new government, noting how their lack of administrative knowledge has inadvertently reduced visible corruption.

Host Shashank Bhargav and health reporter Anunadat discuss the importance of preventive health checkups, emphasizing early detection to reduce treatment costs and improve outcomes.

Former Punjab Deputy CM Sukbir Singh Badal was attacked by Nihangs in Maharashtra, marking his second such incident.

This episode covers three key developments: opposition from the medical device industry to a new bill replacing the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, due to concerns over criminalizing technical lapses.

This episode covers Amit Shah’s brief appearance in the Lok Sabha amid opposition protests and Madhya Pradesh’s ban on analog paneer to support natural dairy.

The episode examines allegations against Abhishek Banerjee’s Shibash Ray healthcare initiative in West Bengal, citing claims of medical negligence and misuse of government resources.

Host Icha Sharma covers Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s allegations of social media censorship regarding a drug case involving his office.

This episode covers the government’s plan to charge merchants fees for high-value UPI and debit card transactions to sustain digital payment infrastructure.

The episode covers the first FIRs under Maharashtra’s new Freedom of Religion Act and a narcotics bust involving a poultry farmer.

The Bombay High Court convicted Tarun Tejpal for aggravated rape, rejecting the "perfect victim" myth and overturning a trial court acquittal that scrutinized the survivor's conduct.

Jharkhand students stormed the assembly protesting JPSC exam irregularities, leading to clashes and the arrest of the ex-JPSC chief.

This episode examines an Indian Express investigation into the RDI Fund, revealing conflict of interest concerns as many funded deep-tech startups had ties to selection committee members.

The Indian Express investigates a conflict of interest in a new deep tech fund, revealing that 15 of 22 loan recipients have ties to selection committee members.

This episode covers NOTO’s new portal for transparent organ transplant allocation, Prashant Kishore’s significant political victory in Bihar’s…

The Bombay High Court sentenced Tarun Tejpal to ten years in prison for a 2013 rape case, overturning his earlier acquittal.

This episode examines intensifying protests in Punjab by sanitation, power, and MGNREGA workers demanding better wages and regularization ahead of assembly elections.

This episode of the Indian Express Catch Up covers the 2024 student-led uprising in Bangladesh.

The episode analyzes the RSS's strategic outreach to Gen Z following student protests, featuring insights from Shubhangi Kapre on the BJP's efforts to neutralize youth unrest.

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj party secured a record victory in the Bakipur bypoll, signaling a shift in Bihar politics.

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj party secured a record victory in the Baakipur by-poll, signaling a shift in Bihar politics.

This episode covers the controversy over India’s hockey team switching to saffron jerseys for the World Cup, sparking political debate.

This episode examines India suspending the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, citing changed ground realities and security concerns.

The Supreme Court refused to ban pellet guns for crowd control while directing the preservation of ammunition logs from recent protests.

The Indian Express catch-up covers the Supreme Court questioning Bihar’s retention of an unelected minister beyond the six-month limit.

This episode examines privacy concerns over AI surveillance during Delhi protests, the recurring JPSC recruitment scam in Jharkhand, and Union Minister Bhagirath Chaudhary returning a subsidy.