Soumitra Pathare speaks to us about what is going on with chatbots and the world of mental health, and the risks involved with excessive use of the same.

In this episode, Sarah Qudah of Committee to Protect Journalists talks about why Gaza has become a deadly place for reporters and what the world can do to protect

Nandan Bal speaks to us about what we can expect from the upcoming season of the US Open, and what the near future holds for Indian tennis.

Sharad Raghavan speaks to us about the significance and timing of the recent GST reform, and how it will impact the citizens.

Shahrukh Alam joins us to unpack the constitutionality of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, its potential to disenfranchise voters, the implications of the interim order, and whether Aadhaar can serve as valid proof of identity and residence in elections.

Ashim Sharma of Nomura Research Institute explains how China’s mineral curbs may be derailing your EV plans with delays, higher costs and a scramble for alternatives

Dipa Sinha discusses the findings of the Nutritional Intake in India report, explains the differences incomes have on calorific intake and highlights the need  for diverse diets for better protein consumption.

Scientist Pradeep Srivastava and environmentalist Anoop Nautiyal explain why it happened and how foresight, not just repair, can keep mountain communities safe.

Investigative journalist Poonam Agarwal joins us to discuss the credibility of these charges, how justified Mr. Gandhi’s demands are, and the road to accountability in the context of these allegations.

Swagata Raha speaks to us about whether there is a chance for decriminalising consensual teenage relationships in India, and how the country can protect its children from marriage, abuses and crime while also allowing them freedom to choose their partners when they want to.

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.