Prasanna Gettu explains why violence is often a response to rejection by men in India, the socio-cultural factors that lead to this response and what society and educational institutions need to do to change this.

Trishna Sarkar speaks to us about what the Economic Survey says, and what it leaves unsaid, about India’s economy.

Soundariya Preetha and Lalatendu Mishra speak to us about how small businesses and markets are reading the Economic Survey, and the big Budget choices ahead.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about the politics behind Trump’s Board of Peace and the strategic choices facing India.

Madiah Shahjar speaks to us about the legal blind spots faced by acid attack survivors, and the push for inclusive disability recognition.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about Iran’s latest protests, the deepening economic crisis, and the political risks ahead.

Vrinda Grover speaks to us about the Supreme Court’s UAPA bail ruling and its implications for personal liberty and dissent.

Pradip Kalbar explains to us how the water supply systems in Indian cities work, how and why contamination issues arise, and the many gaps that need addressing to be able to meet the goal of providing clean drinking water to all.

Shilpa Arora speaks to us about what the Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha Bill changes, and whether 100% FDI will improve insurance outcomes for consumers.

S. Vanchi Nathan speaks to us about competing religious claims at Thiruparankundram and their legal and political implications for Tamil Nadu.