Rajeev Jayadevan speaks to us about why the government is promoting 'mixopathy' and what are the risks of mixing alternative systems of medicine with the MBBS course.

Deepak Joshi joins us to give us more insight on the Presidential reference, how it is different in its substance from a review petition and if the Supreme Court is bound to take it up or can it decline the reference.

V. Ramasubramanian speaks to us about the recent surge in COVID cases, and what people can do to avoid the severity of infection.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about the implications of Ukraine’s unprecedented air strikes, and whether the Russian president will be under more pressure to retaliate harder.

Niranjana S. Menon breaks down the report’s findings and what they reveal about legislative scrutiny, accountability, and the state of India’s democratic process.

Abhinay Lakshman joins us to discuss the latest episode of civil unrest in Manipur, the implications of President's Rule, and the prospects for the return of a popular government.

Dr. Arun Gupta joins us to discuss why sugar reduction and nutritional are crucial, and whether changes in advertising, labelling, and access could help improve diets.

Senior Advocate Colin Gonsalves discusses whether India’s treatment of Rohingya refugees breaches international law and what reforms are needed for a humane refugee policy.

With the French Open starting Sunday at Stade Roland Garros, N. Sudarshan joins us to break down the draws, key match-ups, players to watch, and surprise contenders.

Amrita Saha speaks to us about the excitement around the India-U.K. trade deal, and whether this FTA can be template for the other deals that india is negotiating with other countries.

Kallol Bhattacharjee joins us to discuss the India-Bangladesh trade-related tensions, their impact on traders and consumers, and the chances of resolving this crisis.

Bhramar Mukherjee speaks to us about what caused the excess deaths in 2021, and whether we need a better system to track, register and attribute causes of death in India.

Sushant Singh joins us to discuss Operation Sindoor and Prime Minister Modi’s newly announced three-point doctrine, which raises significant questions in the military, geopolitical, and diplomatic domains.

Shahrukh Alam joins us to discuss the Waqf Act 2025, the current status of waqf properties, and the key issues raised in the petitions now up for adjudication.

Prof. Lewis Ziska and Prof. Keeve Nachman explain their study, which finds that rising temperatures and carbon emissions could elevate arsenic levels — a known carcinogen — in cultivated rice.

Satish Deshpande joins us to discuss the Union Cabinet’s decision, the challenges ahead, and how to ensure the integrity of the exercise and its data collection.

Prof Kartik Shanker explains the science behind the 'de-extinction' project undertaken by U.S. Company Colossal Biosciences, the ethics surrounding this project and what the world needs, in the way of conservation, at present

Arghya Sengupta speaks to us about whether the Election Commission is right about the provision of unopposed winners in elections, and what happens to the NOTA option in this case.

Shantanu Sood joins us to break down the controversy, clarify copyright law, and explain the scope of what's allowed, including the concept of 'copyleft.'

Maja Daruwala and Valay Singh discuss key findings from the India Justice Report 2025 and the institutional reforms needed to ensure fairness, inclusivity, and efficiency.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about whether Iran is negotiating from a weaker position than it was earlier, and how real the American threats are regarding this deal.