In the first episode of The Quint’s new series ‘Baaghi Reporter’, Political Editor Aditya Menon examines the numbers, the human cost, and the politics behind India’s education crisis. From Abdul Hafiz in Bengal to Pawan Jaiswal in UP, people have paid the price for exposing the rot in schools. What exactly is happening in our schools that governments and those linked to them would rather keep hidden? Watch the full report.
In Perspectives, Akhilesh Yadav writes on the State rhetoric in inventing new internal adversaries through terms like ‘Dimagi Naxal’. Meanwhile, Jagpreet Singh and Nishtha Sood reiterate the role of language in protecting figures like Sajjan Kumar and the political interpretation behind the terminologies used.
On the health front, Anoushka Rajesh’s report looks into how long-term health risks of ‘endometriosis’ for young women extend far beyond fertility concerns. Must listen: The latest Urdunama, where Fabeha Syed uncovers the layered poetic meanings of ‘Marz’ beyond physical illness. All this and more in today’s newsletter.
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