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HW News Editorial With Sujit Nair: From Politics to International Affairs, to Social Issues, Editorial led by our Managing Editor Mr Sujit Nair deep dives into various topics and discusses various perspectives. Sujit Nair also presents his stance on the matter. Listen to Editorial with Sujit Nair daily.

HW News Editorial with Sujit Nair

In this episode of Editorial, HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses the pre-poll spending by state governments on welfare schemes and how it harms the fiscal health of that respective state. According to a report, ₹67,928 crore was spent by governments in before 8 major state elections which happened recently. 
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | ₹67,928 Crores Spent By Governments On Welfare Schemes Before Elections

In this episode of Editorial, HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair talks about the massive outrage caused by the demand for procurement of 7 BMW cars by the Lokpal of India's 7 member committee headed by former Judge of Supreme Court of India Justice A.M. Khanwilkar. 
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | Outrage Over Lokpal’s Demand for 7 BMW Cars | Anna Hazare

In this episode of 'Editorial', HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses rising religious polarization in India with two recent incidences; one of Union Minister Giriraj Singh's 'Namak Haraam' jibe made at the Muslim cleric his Bihar rally and another in Pune where three women were booked for offering Namaz in the Maharashtra's heritage site Shaniwar Wada and the purification of the spot by BJP Rajya Sabha MP Medha Kulkarni in the aftermath of the incident. 
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | Union Minister Giriraj Singh’s 'Namak Haraam' Jibe Sparks Outrage | BJP

In this episode of 'Editorial', HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses a courtroom incident that took place in the Jharkhand High Court on Thursday where a lawyer lost his cool in front of the judge and said, "I can argue in my own way, not in your way in which you say. Please mind that... Don't try to humiliate any advocate, I am telling you. Sir, please don't try to humiliate any person. The country is burning... with the judiciary. These are my words. Don't try to humiliate any advocate. Aap bahut jaante hai, aap judge hogaye; hum loug nai jaante hum loug wakeel hai (you know a lot, you have become a judge; We don't know, we are lawyers). I will argue in my own way. Don't cross the limit. Please, don't cross the limit. I have already practiced for the last 40 years." Mr. Nair highlights the deterioration of India's legal justice system where judges are alleged of misconduct which in turn has led to a fall in the imagery of the judiciary.
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | "The Country Is Burning With The Judiciary": Lawyer Schools Judge | HC

In this episode of 'Editorial', HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses the statements given by US President Donald Trump regarding India's oil purchases from Russia. Trump said, “I was not happy that India was buying oil, and (PM Modi) assured me today that they will not be buying oil from Russia. That’s a big step. Now we’ve got to get China to do the same thing". 

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Editorial With Sujit Nair | "PM Modi Assured Me That They Will Not Be Buying Oil From Russia": Trump

In this episode of Dialogue, Sujit Nair speaks to former diplomat KP Fabian on whether India was right in engaging with Taliban - Afghanistan's new regime - the Pakistan angle and much more.
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | India-Taliban Relations: KP Fabian On Whether India Is Right In Engaging With Taliban

In this episode of Dialogue, Sujit Nair speaks with former judge S Muralidhar and lawyers Suhith Parthasarthy and Gautam Bhatia as the Supreme Court of India completes 75 years.

Justice Muralidhar, editor of the newly published book 'Incomplete Justice: The Supreme Court at 75', offers a critical analysis of the Court’s journey and explains why he believes its track record has been uneven. Suhith Parthasarthy elaborates on the flaws in the anti-defection law and the Supreme Court’s verdict in the Shiv Sena split case. Gautam Bhatia opines on press freedom and free speech in India.
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Editorial with Sujit Nair | Why Former Judge S Muralidhar Believes Supreme Court's 75-Year Track Record Is 'Uneven'

In this episode of Editorial, HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses India’s agricultural sector and the various hardships farmers face, which in some cases drive them to take their own lives. Mr. Nair highlights how Indian farmers suffer due to lack of control over input costs, such as fertilizers and seeds, as well as output prices, which are determined by the APMC mandis.
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Editorial With Sujit Nair | Could The Government Have Saved 10,786 Lives? | Maharashtra | Karnataka

In this episode of 'Editorial', HW News' Managing Editor Mr. Sujit Nair discusses the remarks made by Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah on the growth of Muslim population in India. Highlighting the faster growth rate of Muslims in India, Shah on 'X' said, "from 2001-2011, the growth rate in the Hindu population was 16.8%, while the Muslim population grew at a rate of 24.6%". Mr. Nair opines that these statements made by HM Shah are nothing but a diversionary tactic from the caste conflicts that is taking place in the country after CJI B.R. Gavai was attacked by advocate Rakesh Kishore by a shoe and the civil unrest that is taking place in Ladakh after the arrest of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the stringent NSA. 
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Editorial with Sujit Nair | Hindu Population Growth 16.8%, Muslim Population Growth 24.6%: Amit Shah

The Reserve Bank of India has decided to withdraw the ₹2000 denomination banknotes from circulation but they will continue to remain as legal tender. It has advised banks to stop issuing ₹2000 denomination banknotes with immediate effect. The ₹2000 denomination banknote was introduced in November 2016 under Section 24(1) of RBI Act, 1934, primarily to meet the currency requirement of the economy in an expeditious manner after the withdrawal of legal tender status of all ₹500 and ₹1000 banknotes in circulation at that time. 
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