Lekha Chakraborty joins us to share her perspective on the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to extend the pause on the rate.

Dr Bettina Wachter speaks to us about the death of three cubs in the Cheetah Translocation Project, and the factors that could have a bearing on the survival of cheetah cubs.

C.P. Chandrasekhar speaks to us about the concerns about the methodology followed in the GDP calculation, and what the growth rate means in terms of the health of the economy.

In this bonus episode, we have an episode of The Hindu’s Parley podcast where The Hindu’s Shobhana K. Nair, in conversation with K.K. Kailash and Sudha Pai on on whether there is a divide in the country’s politics.

Harsh Roongta and Srikanth Lakshmanan speak to us about how the account aggregator framework deals with data privacy, and if there will be potential for exclusion due to algorithmic credit allocation.

Harsh Roongta and Srikanth Lakshmanan speak to us about what account aggregators are, and who stands to benefit from this ecosystem.

Aroon Deep speaks to us about how reliable OTT aggregators can be, and if consumers need be wary of any scams going on in this space.

Dr. Narendra Gupta speaks to us about the Supreme Court’s direction to States on the curbing of unnecessary hysterectomies, delving into why and on whom these procedures are being performed.

In this bonus episode, we have a bonus episode of The Hindu's Parley podcast where The Hindu's priscilla Jebaraj is in conversation with Praveen Chakarvarty and Rohit Azad on whether the states should switch back to the OPS.

Stanly Johny joins us to talk about Russia’s control over Bakhmut, its overall impact and what this means in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Kanchi Koli speaks to us about the Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill, 2023, and if this bill with safeguard the country’s already depleted forests.

N Sudarshan speaks to us about what we can expect from French Open 2023, and if Nadal’s absence will prove to be advantageous for Djokovic to claim his 23rd grand slam.

The WHO said COVID-19 is no longer a global emergency, but hundreds continue to suffer from it. Dr. Lancelot Pinto joins us to talk about Long Covid, its prevalence in India, and how patients can be helped.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about who the country’s favourite is in the Turkey Presidential election, and who is likely to have control over the parliament.

Dr. Chandan Gowda tells us what was behind the Congress’ victory in the Karnataka elections and the reasons behind the BJP’s fall.

In this bonus episode, we have an episode of the On Books podcast where The Hindu’s senior Editor Varghese K. George is in conversation with Rajeev Bhargava.

Dr Soumya Swaminathan speaks to us about the WHO announcement that COVID-19 is no longer a public health emergency, and if this will affect the government’s policy for COVID vaccination.

Mukta Joshi speaks to us about Delhi’s demolition drives ahead of the G-20 summit, and how these evictions affect the residents of these areas.

Patricia Mukhim tells us what triggered the communal violence in Manipur, the role of the state government and what steps can lead to normalcy.

Mihira Sood speaks to us about the apex court ruling in cases of the irretrievable breakdown of marriage, what this means for the mandatory waiting period and why the law should not be a barrier to people seeking what they want.

With a year to go for the LS elections, Poornima Joshi lays out the possible outcomes and whether it will be an easy win for the BJP.

Amol Karhadkar takes us to the initial days of the Indian Premier League, its impact on sports in India as well as other countries and its controversies.

Rakesh Rao speaks to us about the latest world chess champion Ding Liren, and what it means for the chess world to have its latest champion from China.

Dr Bettina Wachter speaks to us about the spatial ecology of cheetahs, and the problem of space for the translocated cheetahs in India.

Dr. Vandana Prasad gives us an overview about processed and packaged foods in our country, and explains how the right food labelling can help modify unhealthy eating practices.