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BJP’s Christian Outreach- Genuine Initiative or Clever Politics for Votes- A Podcast

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Greetings to all listeners and readers!! BJP has been trying very hard to execute its Hindutva project and othering of minorities for years. At this juncture, the BJP is trying to expand its foothold in new regions and among new communities like never ever before. Since the early 2020s, BJP has been trying to reach out to the Christian community mainly through the clergy and leaders of the Church. Understanding this topic is needed to understand whether it is in fact a genuine step to integrate a community into its policy-making or it is solely for votes for which the concerns of the community might be taken granted for. This podcast episode will dive through these topics directly from the expert on all these topics.  About The Guest  Joseph Jose- I s the co-founder and secretary of the NGO Asian MUN Circuit and he is a professional trader Adv. Mukund Rajesh- Has experience in various political parties and currently is the legal officer at a Commercial Bank Read the Newscapsule of the

News Capsule for the Week- August (11st-20th)

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  Following are the top news for the week (11-20).   If you wish to follow and get notifications of future articles, you can signup using the email on the left sidebar.  Kerala  Loknath Behra IPS were instated as the MD of Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL). He is a retired IPS officer who has been the DGP of Kerala Police.   CBI files FIR against former CM Oommen Chandy and five others in the Solar Scam Sex Scandal case.  The state of Kerala is in the Onam mood once again amidst the pandemic with rising cases and TPR.  The Centre promises more vaccines and asks the state to mandate caution during Onam. Union Minister for Health completed his visit to the state to meet all people in charge.  Government announces the Onam bonus for state govt. employees.  Kerala breaks the record by vaccinating 5.35 Lakh people per day.  BJP President K Surendran drew flak for hoisting the national flag upside down on Independence day.  Kerala conducted a Mass vaccination drive from 14th to the 16th of

Contemporary Human Rights- A Podcast

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  Greetings to all listeners and readers!! Today we have prepared an exciting episode based on an important and controversial topic- Human Rights. This is something that every human being should understand and be aware of. That is why we took so much pain in arranging this episode.  We have started a new initiative ie. News Capsules for the week, do signup for this page via mail to receive updates. Check our latest capsule here. About the Guests We have esteemed guests for the podcast- Safal Tom, Law Graduate, Founder and Former Secretary-General of CUSAT MUN Nebu Titus Thomas , Engineering Graduate,  Founder and Former Secretary-General of TKM MUN SOC All the panellists are proficient in legal and human rights, particularly  global and international relations . They have been closely following the contemporary issues, news etc. and have a lot of their views and insights to share with you, the audience.  We cover in detail the following topics- Human Rights International Agreements

News Capsule for the Week- August (1st-10th)

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  Following are the top news for the week (11-20).   If you wish to follow and get notifications of future articles, you can signup using the email on the left sidebar.  Kerala  Kerala Govt decides to relax the lockdown restrictions ahead of Onam festival and in the wake of protests from all corners.  Govt. plans to take stringent action against those trying to misuse Online Education platforms and targeting teachers and students.  Govt. withdraws flood cess from August 1.  Mathrubhumi newspaper  shares Friendship Day Wishes to rival newspaper Malayala Manorama.  Kerala Govt. starts distribution of food kits via ration shops ahead of Onam festival.  Manasa murder case dominated the headlines in the crime section for the past week. Two native Biharis are arrested and brought to Kerala in the same. The primary accused Rakhil Raghuthaman had shot the victim using a gun that was brought from Bihar and sold to him by these two natives.  Infighting inside the Congress' closest ally

News Capsule for the Week- July (21st-31st)

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Following are the top news for the week (11-20).  If you wish to follow and get notifications of future articles, you can signup using the email on the left sidebar.  Kerala  Onam Special Food Kits will start getting distributed from July 31st. First to get the same will be those who have AAY cards. For the rest of the cardholders, it will be from August 2nd.  Kerala HSC or Class 12th Results published.  The overall pass percentage is 87.67%.  The state reports half the daily COVID-19 cases reported in India. Kerala Traders Union decides to violate the COVID-19 SOPs in the state from August 9th since they are not permitted to open the shops on all days.  Demand for the resignation of, Minister A K Shashindran intensified after he was found to have been involved in settling the case lodged by the woman. The woman later said that she will continue with the legal action while NCP has declined the call for his resignation.  Infighting becomes public in the Indian National League (INL)