Andrew Whitehad speaks to us on Boris Johnson’s future as the Prime Minister of Britain and the issues that make him unpopular

Preethi Ramamoorthy speaks to us on Rafael Nadal’s record-breaking wins, his chronic injuries, and his prospects in the coming months, especially at Wimbledon

Dr. Charles Worringham speaks to us on the alternatives to ethanol and the path that India should adopt to satisfy its energy needs

Dr Maya John speaks to us on CUET, why has the UGC come up with this examination and will it make higher education even more out of reach for the underprivileged.

Kapil Kak speaks to us on where things stand presently in the Kashmir Valley as minorities flee and terrorist killings continue

Francisco D’Souza speaks to us on attrition cycles in the IT industry and how companies can treat talent creatively

Naveen Mishra speaks to us on how VMWare can help Broadcom scale its offerings and raise revenue potential

Pradip Phanjoubam speaks to us on the punishment postings awarded to the IAS couple who emptied Thyagaraj Stadium, and the subsequent pointing to the Northeast as a dumping ground for erring officials

Aditi Nayar speaks to us on whether the government’s move to cut excise duties on fuel sales is enough to tame retail inflation

Amitabh Mattoo speaks to us on the return of Labour Party in Australia, what does the return of Labour mean for Austalian domestic politics, and what changes we can expect in Australian foreign policy.

Vijay Lokapally speaks to us on how India can harness and sustain Umran Malik’s fast bowling talent

Srivats Ram speaks to us on the manufacturing opportunities beyond China and whether it is a good opportunity for India.

Mohan Ranganathan speaks to us on how pilot suicides that caused air disasters in the past, how a pilot can bring down a plane, and the lessons for aviation going forward.

Stanly Johny speaks to us on Russia’s possible response to Sweden and Finland joining NATO

Dr. Sanjoy Barbora speaks to us on the confusion over the implementation of the NRC in Assam and the fate of those affected by it.

Rakesh Rao speaks to us on India’s most recent sporting feat and how we can build on it

Dr. Paikiasothy Sarvanamuttu speaks to us on whether Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe can get Sri Lanka out of its current economic and political mess

Ravi Velloor speaks to us on Bongbong Marcos’ prospective political practice and foreign policy vis-à-vis China and the U.S.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on what does John Lee’s term mean for the future of civil liberties in Hong Kong and what’s the mood like in the city in the year of the 25th handover anniversary.

Niju Vijayan speaks to us on the future of the semiconductor industry, and lessons it can learn from past efforts

Rahul Bedi speaks to us whether a retired chief can be appointed a Chief of Defence Staff and will the post created with much fanfare go to either the serving Air Force or Navy chief

Patricia Mukhim speaks to us on the causes of Assam border disputes with Meghalaya and Arunachal, and whether the Assam-Meghalaya agreement can serve as a template for resolving all the other border disputes in the North-East.

Apar Gupta speaks to us on whether Elon Musk can do a good job of managing a politically sensitive platform like Twitter

Devinder Sharma speaks to us on the challenges for wheat procurement, and whether exports will impinge in any way on India’s food security

Javed Ansari speaks to us on how is Prashant Kishore important to help parties to win the elections and the business of how elections in the country are being conducted.