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In this Get Real India story, the focus is on the tragic case of Roshan Sadashiv Kule, a farmer from Maharashtra's Chandrapur district. Roshan was trapped in a vicious cycle of debt that started with ₹1 lakh and ballooned to ₹74 lakh due to high interest rates. To repay the money lenders, he traveled to Cambodia in October 2024 and sold his kidney. Despite the sale, he remains in debt. The report notes that police have booked six money lenders and arrested five following his complaint.

In this debate on the proposed amendments to the nuclear energy sector, the discussion focuses on the balance between achieving energy independence and ensuring public safety. A proponent of the bill argues that the legislation is essential for India to reach its goal of 'energy atmanirbharta' by 2047, aiming to increase nuclear capacity significantly. They assert that supplier liability remains intact through written contracts and that the bill encourages domestic and foreign investment. Conversely, an opposing voice raises concerns about the potential 'oligarchisation' of the sector and the risks associated with capping liability at 300 million Special Drawing Rights (SDR). The critic argues that the bill might allow foreign and private entities to enter the market without sufficient accountability in the event of a catastrophe, comparing the situation to past industrial disasters. The segment highlights the contention over whether the new clauses compromise national interest for private profit.

A 77-year-old man, identified as Ram Reddy, was killed after being lifted and thrown by a stray bull while walking along the road in Hulimangala, under Hebbagudi Police Station limits in Anekal taluk on the outskirts of Bengaluru.

In this Get Real India segment, the focus is on the harrowing plight of Roshan Sadashiv Kule, a farmer from Maharashtra's Chandrapur district.