EPISODE · Mar 24, 2023 · 28 MIN

Is India a happy country?

from WhatsApp University: Jhakaas ya Bakwaas! · host Radio Nasha - HT Smartcast

In this episode listen to RJ Rohini and senior research fellow at Takshashila Institution Sachin Kalbag discuss the improved ranking of India in the world happiness report 2023. Has Saudi Arabia really banned loudspeakers outside mosques? Tune in to know more.

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