In this episode, we discuss findings from our report 'Voices from the Last Mile' where we documented personal narratives of people living with hypertension. Subramani, researcher from CAG, explains the experiences of hypertensive patients, particularly those from the low-income communities in Tiruvannamalai.
In this episode, we discuss the impact of Tamil Nadu's free bus scheme for women with Sowmya, a researcher from CAG. Join us as we explore the need for this initiative, its real-world effects, and what the findings reveal about gender inclusivity in public transport. Tune in to get the facts and insights behind the headlines.
Find out how the FOCUS textbook took shape after many months of research. The book has been designed to be used within the school curriculum, teaching students key facts on the science & the social sciences behind the climate crisis. The book aims to create thinking, caring, proactive students who will not shy away from the challenges of climate change.
This digital age has made us fast friends with electronic devices. We buy, use, throw with very little knowledge of what actually happens to those things we throw away. This podcast brings you interviews from those who handle our e-waste within this complex, hazardous ecosystem.
Speeding remains the cause of over 69% of road fatalities in India. With such shocking statistics, are we doing enough to enforce speed limits, punish speeders and keep vulnerable road users safe? Find out in this podcast.
In a rapidly changing world, many consumers have been forced (reluctantly) to adapt to digital financial transactions. Several remain nervous and apprehensive about using these services. This podcast (bilingual in Tamil and English) will give you an overview of how to stay safe.
The IPCC report leaves no room for doubt that the climate is changing (and that humans are responsible for it). What will be the impact of climate change on Tamil Nadu? What must we be ready for, in the coming years? And is there anything we can do to escape this crisis?
What makes a good pavement? It's something all pedestrians instinctively know and look for. And how well do Chennai's pavements meet our expectations?
Are you routinely leaving your electrical devices turned on at the wall? This is costing you money; more importantly, it is costing the environment. Every single action and lifestyle modification, however small, can help towards making our planet a better place for all. #TurnItOff
One sanitary pad could take as long as 500 to 800 years to decompose. Imagine the legacy we are leaving our future generations as we use and throw away sanitary pads, tampons and diapers! Is there a way out of this? Find out on Studio CAG.
