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The Wire's Editor Seema Chishti breaks down the big news each week, in India and around the world.
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Episode #14
<p>Is the US president dictating what happens at the football World Cup? Why did Zee5 release Satluj and why is it no longer available? And what’s interesting about the Bankipur by-poll in Bihar? The Wire’s Editor Seema Chishti answers.</p>
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<p>The Wire’s Editor Seema Chishti speaks to Jahnavi Sen on what the Iran-US MoU means, Kier Starmer’s resignation, why so many political leaders are changing sides and allegations of financial irregularities and theft at the Ayodhya Ram Temple. </p><p>Seema’s recommendations: </p><p>1. The brilliant goalkeeper of the Iranian football team, Alireza Beiranvand - watch this 22 second-long save. • Alireza Beiranvand Save | Belgium 0-0 IR I... </p><p>2. The Mahabharata by Vyasa, transcreated by P Lal, originally published in monthly series starting in 1968, the book published in 1980 by The Writers Workshop - https://www.instagram.com/writersw...
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<p>Why is Seema reading a book on camera? Why is everyone asking Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign? Why are football fans so upset about this World Cup? And what's the BJP's plan in Punjab? The Wire's Editor Seema Chishti fields these questions from Jahnavi Sen in this episode of Seema Says. </p><p>Seema's recommendations: </p><p>1. Gore gore, o baanke chhore • Gore Gore O Banke Chhore - Old Hindi Songs... </p><p>2. Why China got rich and India didn’t, by David Oks. ”But China’s explosive growth wasn’t simply a matter of “freeing the markets,” re...
Episode #12
<p>n this episode of Seema Says, The Wire’s Editor Seema Chishti speaks to Managing Editor, Jahnavi Sen about why the Bengal elections are so concerning, whether India has given away its energy sovereignty, the Palantir CEO saying the quiet parts out loud, and the fact that no Indian broadcaster has bid to screen the 2026 FIFA World Cup. </p> <p>Seema’s recommendations:</p> <p>1. Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf9CbQwCsCc</p> <p>2. What Mysore’s accession to India tells us about India then and now - Sarayu Pani https://tattva.substack.com/p...
Episode #11
<p>The Wire’s Editor, Seema Chishti talks to Minal Saeed, The Wire’s Multimedia Head on why voters in Hungary have shaken up the world, not just Orban. Simplifying SIR and why media monopolies like that of Jio or Warner Brothers-Paramount are not good for consumers. </p> <p>Seema’s recommendations: </p> <p>1. Architecture and genocide: https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v48/n... terrific piece </p> <p>2. The Missing Voices: Critical questions in times of Polycrisis - an interview with China watcher (also musician!) Kaiser Kuo https://nsi.org.za/project_activity/k... </p> <p>Minal's recommendation: </p> <p>1. Pro...
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