Guest : Prajval Shastri, Bangalore-based astrophysicist

Will this new five-point course of action make any difference at all? Where do things stand now and are they headed?

<p>With less than two months to go before the U.S. presidential election not only Americans but people across the world are asking what policy paradigm the winner would bring to the White House.</p><p>Whether in terms of economic policy, including trade and investment, or immigration, geopolitics, and climate change, there could be major differences between the possible presidencies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden.</p><p>We explain these differences and why they matter to India, and&nbsp;the relevant policy and political attributes of the Republican and Democratic agendas.</p><p>Guest: Dhruva Jaishankar, U.S. Director of the Observer Research Foundation</p><p>Host: Narayan Lakshman, Associate Editor, <em>The Hindu</em></p>

Guest : Richard Verma , former U.S. Ambassador to India (2014-2017) and currently the Vice-Chair of strategy advisory firm, The Asia Group.

Guest : Suresh Seshadri , Business Editor, The Hindu .

Guest : Chakshu Rai , head of legislative and civic engagement at the non-profit PRS legislative, which tracks all things to do with parliament and lawmaking in India.

Guest : Stanly Johny , International Affairs Editor, The Hindu .

Guest : Varghese K. George , Associate Editor, The Hindu .

Guest : Ullas Karanth , Director, Centre for Wildlife Studies, Bengaluru.

Guest : Srinivasan Ramani , Deputy National Editor, The Hindu .

Guest : Thomas K. Thomas , Mumbai bureau chief, The Hindu Business Line .

Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group Andrew Pollard shares with Narayan Lakshman deep insights into the coronavirus endgame scenarios that might now be on the table