
A podcast from The Hindu that delves deep into current developments with subject experts, and brings in context, history, perspective and analysis.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1159 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

For years, India’s political debates, parliamentary discussions, and health-policy arguments have leaned heavily on a simple figure of one doctor per 1000 people supposedly set by the World Health Organization or WHO
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This is a gem,
namma ooru’s own NPR. So refreshing, a thousands time better than watching news on TV
The podcast provides a detailed and multidimensional discussion on various topics. My only problem is that the guest speakers use a lot of abbreviations and jargon, which can be hard to comprehend if the listener is not familiar with the topic in depth. A more lucid diction would be helpful.
While most citizens are getting scraps in the name of news, the Hindu is keeping the pillars strong.
Host lacks the energy and enthusiasm required to hold listeners engaged
It was unexpected and highly unprofessional to hear the Interviewer laughing while discussing Israel Palestine war in the final episode of History of episode.
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The podcast provides insightful analysis on a variety of pressing current events and societal issues, engaging with experts across different fields to inform and enlighten its audience. Regular discussions explore topics including governance, health, social issues, economic policies, and cultural commentary, making it particularly relevant for listeners seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary challenges. With a commitment to authenticity and thoroughness, the show stands out for its thoughtful perspectives and relevance to both national and regional contexts, appealing to a diverse audience interested in informed discussions and critical thought.
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In Focus by The Hindu launched 6 years ago and published 1159 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on In Focus by The Hindu include:
1. Jagriti Chandra
2. Dr. Abdul Ghafur
3. Vimlendu Jha
4. Major General Retired Lakhwinder Singh
5. Manjusha Madhu
6. Rishikesh Ramachandran
7. Professor Indranil M
8. D. Sivanandhan
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