Acid attacks | Unveiling the Unseen Pain of Both Male and Female Survivors in a World of Inequality

The Ongoing Struggle for Justice and Healing in the Lives of Acid Attack Victims

Silent Spectators: Unmasking the Horrifying Trend of Women Stripped and Paraded Across India as Society Remains a Mute Witness

Survivors of the Odisha train collision face a long and arduous journey towards healing and recovery, as they grapple with the traumatic aftermath of the tragedy. In addition to their physical and emotional scars, these individuals find themselves entangled in a web of bureaucratic complexities, as they navigate the challenges of seeking rightful compensation and justice.

India have a comprehensive cyber crisis management plan and adequate cyber security laws? Experts say this is just the tip of the iceberg.

The Indian police force of late has been in the thick of controversy for alleged extrajudicial killings or fake encounters. The motivation of the police behind the killings in many recent cases has come into question. The Supreme Court has categorically declared that extrajudicial killings violate the fundamental right to life enshrined in the Constitution. Such killings are nothing but the misuse of power by the police. We speak to families of people who lost their lives to controversial encounters.

Here are 12 insightful podcasts on a wide variety of topics ranging from India at 75 to MiG-21, ragging menace to child brides, LGBTQIA rights to mid-day meal scheme and more. From victim confessions to expert analysis, these episodes will give you in-depth and diverse perspectives on stories of public interest.

India’s first trans photojournalist was stripped naked by a cop for refusing sexual favours. The Transgender community was mocked in the UP assembly. The Centre recently told the top court that it could not recognise same-sex marriages. The government has also barred gay and transgender persons from donating blood. In this Podumentary, you will hear the community’s struggles while facing mass discrimination.

The second seniormost judge of the Supreme Court had recently said that it would take at least 500 to 700 years to dispose of India’s pending bail applications. Why are bail cases pending in India? Hear this latest episode of our Podumentary out!

The COP26 has ended but this edition of the COP has sparked a huge debate on how talks can no longer be the way forward. Climate activists have called out the summit for being just a PR stunt. There is a growing fear that climate change is now, more than ever, a matter of life and death. In the third episode of our podumentary, we bring to you the voice of experts talking about what has happened and what needs to be done.