Dr. K. Srinath Reddy talks about insufficient physical activity among Indians, how this increases the risk of various diseases, the necessity for government and policy-level measures to create green, safe spaces, and why exercising needs to begin at a young age.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about what Iranians can expect from the Pezeshkian presidency, and what the change in presidency means for the country’s foreign policy.

Ramanathan Kumar speaks to us about Pakistan’s new military operation against terrorism in the country, and whether that will make a difference in how the Pakistani establishment deals with terrorism.

Meera Srinivasan speaks to us about whether the economic crisis in Sri Lanka is over, and if any politician is offering an economic vision for the country that does not have the fingerprints of the IMF.

Sanjay Ruparelia speaks to us about whether Biden is likely to stay the course, or whether he will make way for someone else, and if he steps aside who has a chance of winning against Trump.

Sonia George explains the legal position of domestic workers in India, why a long-pending law to protect their rights has been pending for years and what happens when workers from India go to other countries.

Andrew Whitehead speaks to us about the British general elections, and what the country can expect under their new Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Amol Karhadkar speaks to us about the triumph of the Indian men’s cricket team at the T20 World Cup, and what is in store for cricket fans with the Women’s T20 World Cup scheduled for October.

Sudhanshu Mani explains what's behind the recent train accidents, the status of the Kavach system, the working conditions of loco pilots and how the rail system can improve upon its safety.

N. Sudarshan speaks to us about what the Wimbledon 2024 draw looks like, and how the key contenders are faring with regard to form and fitness.

Tarun Pathak speaks to us about how AI can personalise a phone experience, help in content creation, and its implications on privacy and security.

In this episode, Sandip Kumar Mishra joins us to explain the relations between Russia and North Korea, how China might view this pact, and the impact on South Korea and Japan.

In this episode, Anupama Datta from HelpAge India discusses India's preparedness for its growing elderly population, the need for improved geriatric care, and solutions to their financial challenges.

Ravi Chellam shares his insights about the Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary, whether it will be a perfect home for cheetahs, what preparations have been made and how the authorities will ensure that the cheetahs don’t stray into human habitations.

Gowree Gokhale joins us to explain why the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) implemented the self-declaration mandate, why this decision upset ad agencies, and whether it is an effective way to protect consumers from false claims.

Anita Rampal and Dr G R Ravindranath speak to us about the various problems with NEET 2024, and how we can ensure transparency and accountability in the functioning of NTA.

Raghu Murtugudde speaks to us about the reason behind the number of heatwaves this summer, and what the public health implications and remedies are.

Dr Subramanian Swaminathan explains how and why the recent avian flu outbreak occurred, what the concerns for India are, and the necessity for better preparedness measures as well as reforms in the poultry sector.

As Narendra Modi takes the oath for a third consecutive term as PM of India, Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay joins us to discuss the months and years ahead for the NDA government and what we can expect.

Stanly Johny joins us to provide further insights into President Biden's three-phase plan. He discusses the reason behind the president's decision to publicise this strategy and whether Israel is likely to accept it.

Rahul Verma speaks to us about what went wrong for the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, and whether the verdict marks the beginning of a new coalition era.

This year's World Health Assembly is being held in Geneva from May 27 to June 1, 2024. Professor T. Sundararaman joins us to discuss the progress in negotiations, the WHA's role in democratising WHO policies, and balancing Big Pharma pressures with its mission of health equity and social justice.

Meghna Bal joins us to talk about the Digital Competition Bill 2024. She explores the bill's key proposals, highlights the major concerns that have been raised, and discusses the changes needed to address these issues.

Syed Akbaruddin speaks to us about the recent International Court of Justice ruling to Israel, and whether the condemnation from countries in the region matter till the United States gives a free pass to Israel.

N. Sudarshan speaks to us about what fans can expect from this upcoming season of the French Open, and what India’s chances are in the doubles, where Australian Open champion Rohan Bopanna will be in action.