Dr Sunil Shroff speaks to us about organ transplant laws in India, how loopholes can be plugged to curb organ commerce, the demand versus availability of organs in the country and the need to protect donor rights.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about the gains and losses for both the parties in the Russia-Ukraine war, and whether either side will gain a decisive advantage in the third year of this crisis.

In this episode, Shishir Gupta from CSEP joins us to discuss the factors behind the high cost of housing in India and suggests possible solutions.

In this episode, Satyarupa Shekhar dispels myths surrounding plastic recycling and explores whether a viable solution truly exists.

Biswajit Dhar speaks to us about the lessons India can learn from China to bolster foreign investments, and what countries like Vietnam are doing to increase their exports.

Agricultural expert Devinder Sharma explains the reasons behind the new farmers' protest, discusses why farmers rejected the government's 5-year MSP plan, highlights the distinctions from the 2020–21 protest, and explores the possibility of entering a similar situation.

With Elon Musk’s Neuralink project creating a buzz after its first human brain chip implant, Simantini Ghosh joins us to explain what brain-interface technology is, the research and challenges involved, its potential medical applications, and the ethical concerns that surround it.

Gilles Verniers speaks to us about what the political scenario in the country looks like with the Lok Sabha elections fast approaching, and what can be expected from the same.

Jagdeep S Chhokar speaks to us about the reasoning behind the Supreme Court’s verdict on the Electoral Bond Scheme, and its implications for Indian democracy moving forward.

Dr. Sarasu Esther Thomas joins us to discuss the UCC Bill, its impact on minority communities, and controversies around its provisions concerning live-in relationships.

Arun Kumar speaks to us about the claims made in the White Paper on the changes in the Indian Economy, and how they stand up to scrutiny.

Shahzeb Jillani joins us from Islamabad to give us an overall assessment of the Pakistan parliamentary election results. He also provides insights into public sentiment and shares his perspective on the allegations of 'rigging.'

G.S. Bajpai explains to us the new penal provisions for hit and run accidents, why it triggered protests, and if the law needs to consider contributing factors to accidents.

After Iran's announcement of a 15-day visa-free policy for Indian tourists, M.K. Bhadrakumar discusses India-Iran relations and outlines the desired outcomes India should aim for in its engagements with Iran.

Srikanth Lakshmanan speaks to us about the issues with the regulatory framework for digital payment ecosystems, and the allegations against Paytm.

Dr. Yogesh Jain tells us why cough syrups are not recommended for children under six, what research says, why India-made syrups have had contamination issues, and how coughs should ideally be treated.

Shahzeb Jillani speaks to us about the intricacies of the upcoming National Assembly elections in Pakistan, and the scope of major political parties and leaders in the country.

Prateek Waghre and Disha Verma speak to us about whether the Digi Yatra app is actually safe and reliable, and if it should be withdrawn.

Sudarshan Narayanan speaks to us in detail about the 2024 Australian Open, and how the Indian players can build upon their success in this grand slam and move further up the rankings.

Rukmini Banerji joins us to talk about the increased thrust being placed on education by States and families, why some 14 to 18 years olds are still struggling with literacy and numeracy, and if their smartphone skills can be used to help them get on track with their education.

Anumena Yadav speaks to us about whether there is scientific evidence that fortified rice is the best solution for anaemia, and if there is an alternative for people who cannot afford it.

Stanly Johny provides updates on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sheds light on missile strikes in the Middle East, and helps us understand the military exchange between Iran and Pakistan. He discusses how these confrontations are likely to develop.

Arun Kumar speaks to us about whether Niti Aayog’s claims are based on hard data, and if a reduction in multidimensional poverty headcount actually means a reduction in poverty.

Dr Ram E Rajahopalan joins us to discuss the admission and discharge criteria for ICUs listed in the guidelines, the issue of consent and the role of critical care specialists.