Dr. Vaibhav Chaturvedi speaks to us about the details of ICJ's ruling on climate change, and whether it is actually enforceable or just symbolic.

Hedge fund manager Mayank Bansal joins us to unpack a suspicious pattern in India’s options trades, its link to Wall Street giant Jane Street and what it reveals about fairness in the Indian stock market.

mitabha Das Sharma speaks breaks down the reasons behind Indian football’s latest crisis, the history behind it and where the sport in India goes from here.

After nearly a decade of speculation and delay, Tesla opens its first showroom in Mumbai. But with local and global rivals already here, the EV pioneer may be entering a changed market.

Prashant Reddy speaks to us about how safe the wellness products and services that are being marketed are, and who regulates them.

Anita Rampal speaks to us about how the QS Rankings are arrived at, and whether the metrics are relevant to the Indian context and Indian students.

Dr. Anoop Kumar A.S speaks to us about what we know about how the nipah virus spills over from fruit bats to humans, and what can be done to contain it.

Jagriti Chandra joins us to unpack the initial findings from the crash of Air India flight AI171. She explains what the investigation reveals so far and the broader questions it raises about aviation safety

Shreya Rastogi speaks to us about the what happens to Indian citizens who get enmeshed in criminal judicial systems in other countries, and the death penalty laws in India.

In Part 2, we explore the cultural and fashion angles of the sandal scandal with Rosella Stephen, editor of The Hindu Sunday Magazine.

Ajay Srivastava speaks to us about the "Liberation day" tariffs imposed by U. S.,what happens next

Ranjit Gadgil joins us to discuss road safety in India, exploring whether the core issues stem from poor road design, weak law enforcement, or a deeper combination of systemic challenges.

M.G. Devasahayam joins us in this episode to discuss the SIR of electoral rolls in Bihar, why it has been initiated now, and whether concerns about disenfranchisement are justified.

Zerin Osho joins us to discuss what makes short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) so dangerous, the activities that produce them, how their impact can be mitigated, and the challenges India faces.

In this episode, Senior Turkish journalist Mehmet Ozturk explains what prompted the ceasefire, why Iran agreed to it, and whether it’s likely to hold.

Partha Chatterjee from Shiv Nadar University joins us to discuss India's leap surpassing Japan, and what the numbers mean for the broader population.