Radhika Ramaseshan speaks to us on the effect of Nitish Kumar’s decision to part ways with the BJP, and what it means for the political party in Bihar.

YB Sarangi speaks to us on India’s performance in different disciplines, and what the future holds for the country in these sports.

Neha Singhal speaks to us on the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, and whether it should be challenged.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit and whether Pelosi’s visit raised the stakes in Taiwan for both China and the U.S.

R. Kumar speaks to us on the targeted killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri, and what it means for al-Qaeda and the Taliban

Dr. V. Sridhar speaks to us on the bid of 5G spectrum auction, and what it means for the subscribers.

Rana Banerji speaks to us on the political and judicial situation in Pakistan, and the resulting economic crisis of the country.

Vijay Lokapally speaks to us on the current challenges faced by Indian sports federations, and how that is affecting the performance of players in respective sports.

Jayant Prasad speaks to us on the situation in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime, and the regional play of other prominent countries.

Rakesh Rao speaks to us on India’s prospects in the Commonwealth Games this year, and the most reliable participants in different sports.

D.B. Venkatesh Varma speaks to us on whether Russia and Iran have Chinese backing as they deal with sanctions and the fallout of the Ukraine war

Dr Kirsten Thonicke speaks to us on heatwaves and wildfires in Europe, and how these fires are comparable to those in the rest of the world.

Kanchi Kohli speaks to us on the updates to the Forest Conservation Rules, and whether they affect the rights of forest dwellers.

Tanvee Gupta Jain speaks to us on India's external debt and the consequent rupee depreciation

Ambika Satkunanathan speaks to us on whether Ranil Wickremesinghe will be able to steer Sri Lanka out of its current economic mess

Stanley Johny speaks to us on the objectives behind the American president’s West Asia visit, and the possible deals and agreements that were discussed during the tour.

P.D.T. Achary speaks to us on the impact of categorizing regular words as unparliamentary, and how that will affect the rights of the members..

Alok Prasanna speaks to us on the legal elements of Twitter’s petition against the government over content-blocking orders, and ways of approaching content moderation.

Dr. Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay speaks to us on how climate change is affecting the production of alternate sources of energy, and how the industry can handle this crisis properly.

Maya Menon speaks to us on the changes proposed by the MoEFCC to the laws governing environmental protection and pollution, and the effect of decriminalizing minor violations.

Amal Jayasinghe speaks to us on the resignation of the President and Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, and who will take over the government following the recent historic protests in the country.

Dr Maya John speaks to us on the DU’s omission of English from credit courses under UGCF, and how that has affected several teaches as well as students alike.

Andrew Whitehead speaks to us on the reasons that led to the recent resignation of UK Prime Minister, and the actions that will follow this move.

Stanly Johny speaks to us on what Turkey wants from Sweden and Finland with regard to their NATO membership

G. Padmanabhan speaks to us on the reasoning behind the new RBI circular that prohibits non-bank PPIs from loading credit lines, and understanding the issue from the regulator’s perspective.