In this podcast, Kushal and Aadit Kapadia from MyIndMakers chat and discuss the election results of Bihar. Who is the real winner? Who lost the most? Who was the “vote katua?”. What role did Chirag Paswan play? How badly did ...
In this monologue, I will share my views on why we need secularism. There is a lot of confusion about what secularism actually means because of the way it has been practiced in India. But the question we need to ...
This podcast is inspired by the pinned tweet of Rahul Roushan’s Twitter profile where he says ” Establishment is the bunch that systematically controls your thoughts through media and academics, controls your speech and actions, through the judiciary, and not ...
In this podcast, I discuss American politics and the culture wars that have engulfed that side of the world with Josiah Neeley of R Street Institute and Doug McCullough of Lone Star Policy Institute. America is going through a unique ...
In this 6th Episode of Shastrartha, J Sai Deepak, Nikhil Mehra and I try to understand The Idea of India. What does it mean? We use the CAA NRC legislation as an example and try to unpack the multiple layers ...
I chat with Tripurdaman Singh about his book “Sixteen Stormy days”. We cover the various political machinations that were involved in the destruction of Free Speech in India. How the ones we think are our heroes were actually curbing our ...
I chat with Jaithirth Rao about his book “The Indian Conservative”. You can buy the book here https://www.amazon.in/dp/B081SYDYDC/r… ...
I chat with Aarti Tikoo about her latest reporting about the activities of InterAction’s “Together Project” (TP), a sub-umbrella of five charities with clear ties to radicalism and terror finance. You can follow Aarti on Twitter @AartiTikoo ...
I chat with Ram Prasad about the use of Behavioral Science and its principles in governance and policymaking. You can get an introduction to their work here https://www.livemint.com/Home-Page/PG… You can follow Ram Prasad on Twitter @ramprasad_c ...
Is there a thing like neutrality? Can one really be neutral? I share my views on this conundrum from socio-political and moral perspective. ...