In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Shivangi Deshwal about women’s safety in India. This podcast discusses the mindset behind sexual assault, the false rape charges issue, solutions to make India safer for women overall, and public and private solutions for ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Abhijit Chavda about the overall state of Indian discourse. With the rise of alternative media since 2000, the content landscape in India has changed. To add to this chaos, we had the advent of ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Abhivardhan about his book, “Artificial Intelligence Ethics and International Law – Practical Approaches to AI Governance”. ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Dr Gaurav Sood about his book “Fake News: Spot It, Stop It”. ...
In this podcast, Kushal and Aadit Kapadia talk about the recently concluded assembly elections in five states. The BJP sweeps Western and Northern India, and the Congress wins Telangana. ...
In this monologue, Kushal talks about a consistent fallacy that gets used on social media, where everyone accuses the other side by telling them, “Why Don’t You Speak About This?” This monologue explains why this argument has no weight in ...
In this monologue, Kushal talks about the Nuh-Mewat violence. How did the violence start and the subsequent response and its repercussions. ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Prasiddha Sudhakar and Parth Parihar about their recently published paper “Cyber Social Swarming Precedes Real World Riots in Leicester: How Social Media Became a Weapon for Violence”. The paper explains how Islamists used online ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Vinamre Kasanaa from @Dostcast as they chat about Music, Art, and The Internet. This podcast is a journey into anything and everything that is contemporary and is related to the three subjects of the ...
In this podcast, Abhijit Iyer talks about the twisted world of Twitter policies and how they apply them hamhandedly and in a clearly biased manner. He uses his own cause and many other examples to objectively make his case. ...