13/09/2026
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GB Road exists in the heart of Delhi.
Most Indians have walked past it. Very few know what happens inside.
Geetanjali Babbar has spent years working on the ground with the women of GB Road as a social activist. And in this conversation, she shared the reality that most of India has chosen not to see.
Girls from villages lured with dreams of a better life. Trapped in a system they cannot escape. A network so deeply embedded in society that even families are involved.
The health crisis nobody talks about. The love stories that end in betrayal. The women who fought back. And the ones who couldn’t.
And the ancient India that once respected these women. Where Ganika had rights, dignity and a place in society. And how that word became a slur.
They are not criminals. They are survivors.
This is not a comfortable conversation. But it is a necessary one.
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Content Advisory: This episode discusses human trafficking, exploitation and violence strictly for social awareness. Viewer discretion is advised.
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