7 August 2023
The language of war has changed, and unlike chess, there's no possibility for a tie. Kasparov explains how the free world's response to Russia's invasion fell short. And why dictators play geopolitics like poker, not chess.
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16 July 2022
Making her OTT debut on Zee 5's "Broken News", Bendre speaks about her resurrection as an artist. Her re-evaluation of beauty and self-perception. And what means to be more truthful in her craft and life.
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16 July 2022
Having written an incisive book, "How China Sees India", the former foreign Secratary decodes some of the most enduring master narratives that powerful countries have created about themselves. Why do these narratives matter and how are they influencing present day geopolitics? Is the China story, afterall, a myth? This is a nuanced revision of history, culture, and the foundational structures of nation-making.
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20 June 2022
In an hour of desperation and alarming unemployment, does introducing the Agnipath scheme weaken the backbone of Indian defence? India's decorated war-heroes discuss the implications that it will have for the country's future. How to rescue the army from becoming a stagnant and ineffective institution. And respond to the exigencies of warfare in a dynamic, tech-driven world.
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9 June 2022
At a time of global volatility and economic crisis, Neelkanth Mishra, member of PM's ecopnomic advisory council addresses concerns regarding inflation, GDP figures, and the falling currency. Data-driven and evidence-based, his arguments cut to the centre of the pie and help us make sense of India's economic trajectory.
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25 May 2022
Wielding violence as a tool can take one down a slippery slope. It can be murky, mercenary or even thatrical. But can it bring long-term change? Former Naxalite and author, Gita Ramaswamy's life is a riveting tale of tranformation: ideological, social, and of the self. Her memoir, "Land, Guns, Caste, Woman" is a searingly honest account of her experience through revolution, community development and womanhood.
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17 May 2022
Jacob Hacker, author of "Let Them Eat Tweets", unveils the hypocrisies of the Rebublican Party, what is causing populist democracies to fail across the world, and how deep cultural divides are fragmenting America .
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13 May 2022
Indian cinema's changemakers, father and son duo, speak on producing art that reflects their life's philosophies, breaking out of the "Kapoor" mould, and their new movie Thar.
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11 May 2022
Tina Brown, an award winning journalist, iconic editor and director of Women in the World, spoke about about her experience on working with Harvey Weinstein, impact of social media, masculinity and more.
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