on 28 August Sunday, about 3700 kilos of explosives brought down the famous Noida Supertech Twin Towers.

India's dairy industry appears to be having problems. The cause? Climate change. According to a NYT report, India's milk production fell by 11% this year. Now that's a matter of concern.

It appears that South Koreans are banking on Elon Musk's EV company, Tesla to provide them with better financial stability. Salaried workers from South Korea have a cumulative holdings of $15 billion with Tesla stock.

n this episode, we take a look at why the Indian Startup Ecosystem is failing lately. Total capital invested in Indian startups have decreased from $12 billion in the first quarter of 2022 to $7.86 billion in the second quarter.

Singapore is finally going to scrap a controversial colonial-era law that bans gay sex between consenting adults. But while it’s a win for the community, in reality it's only a half-victory.

A recently issued tender floated by the IRCTC seems to indicate its intention to monetise traveller and freight passenger data.

For today’s deep dive, we look at the circumstances that led to FIFA’s ban on AIFF and what it means for the sport. Tune in for more!

For the intro story, we take a look at how Scotland became the first country to provide free mensural items to all citizens. Which implies that it is now a legal entitlement for people in Scotland to get free period products when they are in need.

In this episode, we talk about India's new headache, a Chinese ship. Tune in as we speak to N Sathiya Moorthy, Head of ORF’s Chennai Initiative, for today's deep dive.

It looks that YouTube is winning over TikTok's fan base. According to a Pew survey, a staggering 95% of US teens reported using YouTube. Hence, the question is: Will TikTok recover soon?