Podcasts are saving the day—and the night—for helpless couch potatoes. A new conversation has begun around fresh perspectives. Comedians, filmmakers, motivational speakers, authors, and well-known Youtubers have taken to discussing matters on different audio platforms with hosts. Pick the ones you like and listen to fresh conversations.
Comedian Aditi Mittal, who co-hosts a popular podcast, Women in Labour, gets quite chatty about the importance of women in the workforce. It’s a different spin on the usual feminist or ultra power girls. In her podcast, she deals with women being perceived as economic agents. People share stories they wouldn’t talk about in their dreams. “Lots of women who’ve been working all their lives, are surprised that someone is talking about such issues and acknowledging their contribution,” she says.
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China's Border, Water Rows Underline Its Expansionism
Of course, China is pursuing expansionism. But China is so hypersensitive about its perceived sovereignty that it forgets that it has another role to play as a modern nation
Covid Has Exposed Our Underfunded Healthcare System
Vinayak Jadhav, an 80-year old retired banker, living in Chembur, Mumbai, began feeling breathless and ill on May 12. His son Viren, after preliminary examination, tried to admit him at the L H Hiranandani Hospital, in nearby Powai.
Beer Flows Again In English Pubs, But Clusters Cause Worry Elsewhere
Australia & Spain scramble to contain fresh virus clusters; US infections hit new daily high
Recovered Corona Patients Could Be Roped In As Healthcare Workers
The experiment may start from Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
Migrant Workers Flocking Back To Mumbai For Work
The Maha government is facing opposition heat for approving the purchase of six vehicles — Toyota Innova Crysta, each worth ₹22 lakh — for school education and sports departments at a time when it is struggling to pay salaries. The vehicles are meant for ministers and ministers of state for school education and sports & youth affairs, secretary of school education and school education department staff. The MNS demanded scrapping of the purchase order.
Breaking The Silence
A police campaign to make the victims of domestic violence speak out and stand up against abuse has saved dozens of families, reports Ejaz Kaiser
Pak Offers To Reopen Kartarpur, India Sceptical
India will take decision only after talks with health authorities and other stakeholders
Shah, CM Take Stock Of Largest Covid Care Facility
ITBP is in-charge of centre located in Chhatarpur offering 2K beds
‘I Don't Have A Very Fixed Writing Schedule'
Devapriya Roy is the author of three novels; the most recent one being Friends from College (2019), a version of which was serialised in The Telegraph from May 2018 to March 2019.
‘Our IPL, ISL Franchises May Be Hit'
JSW Sports CEO Mustafa Ghouse feels revenue flow could suffer after pandemic, but no team will be pulled out
