Prof Raghu Murtugudde explains what the triggers for the Wayanad landslides could have been, how much of a role climate change played and what needs to be done to make modelling and prediction systems better.

Dipti Deshpande speaks to us about the debate on whether the Reserve Bank of India should focus on core inflation while forming its monetary policy.

Varghese K George speaks to us about the Trump and Harris presidential race, what issues they would seek to highlight, what strategies to adopt and how they define their political vision.

YB Sarangi joins us to provide deeper insights into the boxing controversy, the conflict between IBA and the IOC, and what we can expect in the coming days.

Lopa Ghosh explains how drowning deaths occur in India, what measures need to be put in place to prevent every such death, and what India's strategic framework for drowning prevention says.

Ravi saraogi speaks to us about the apprehensions regarding the changes to tax regime for Long-term Capital Gains, what these changes mean for the middle income investor, and how the real estate market will be impacted.

Amit Basole joins us to simplify the key aspects of Budget 2024-25, discussing whether the proposed initiatives around employment and skilling address the jobs challenge India faces.

Prof. Lekha Chakraborty joins us to simplify the key aspects of Budget 2024-25, where she discusses fiscal deficit decisions, special considerations for Andhra Pradesh and Bihar, and the shift from cooperative to competitive federalism.

Lawyer Rahul Bajaj speaks to us about the reservations for persons with disabilities in the Union Public Service Commission, decodes why this quota is being targeted after allegedly being misused ,and explains what needs to be done, going forward to safeguard the selection process and remove barriers.

Kallol Bhattacherjee provides an overview of the recent violent protests in Bangladesh. He explains the nature of the quota system, why students are opposing it, and whether Sheikh Hasina will apologize for the mass casualties.

Nilanjan Mukhopadyay speaks to us about why the RSS ban on government employees has been lifted now, and whether this decision has anything to do with efforts to remove Adityanath as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh.

YB Sarangi provides a comprehensive overview of the upcoming Paris Olympics, detailing what to expect from the event, highlighting key competitions and athletes, and analysing India's medal prospects.

Varghese K George joins us to talk about the Trump assassination attempt, the controversies surrounding it and how this will impact the presidential race. He also discusses why Trump chose JD Vance as his running mate.

Reetika Khera speaks to us about why we need government canteens when we have PDS, and if these canteens should be scaled up and expanded to states that don’t have them.

In this episode, Swaran Singh discusses PM Modi's remarks on regional peace, the challenges of boosting trade between the two nations, the evolving dynamics of their relationship, and India's emphasis on strategic autonomy.

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.