Dr Geet Chainani is an Indian-born physician who's headed to help with Pakistan's floods after having helped out before in 2010. She talks about the challenges she expects to face

Bimal Patel, the architect behind the newly inaugurated Kartavya Path, explains in this 2021 episode how Central Vista will inverse the iconography of power and why most people will be pleasantly surprised.

Why Bengaluru flooded and why many Indian cities could meet the same fate in the coming years. Jagdish Krishnaswamy, an ecohydrologist at IIHS, explains what cities need to do

TOI's senior editor Rema Nagarajan explains the issues that arise with crowdfunding campaigns seeking inflated rates for medical procedures and platforms getting too close to private hospitals

TOI's A Subburaj explains why Indian students are trickling back into Ukraine and student Jinovince tells us what it's like to be studying in Ukraine again.

As INS Vikrant joins active naval duty today, The Times of India's defence editor Rajat Pandit explains the role it will play in India's defence plans and why the Navy would like one more soon.

Islamabad-based climate risk expert Ali Sheikh explains the worries after Pakistan's massive floods and IIED's Aditya Bahadur lists the lessons for India

Mythologist and author Devdutt Pattanaik explains how the god acquired the form we're so familiar with as well as the meanings behind how he looks.

TOI's Subodh Ghildiyal and political columnist Radhika Ramaseshan explain the impact of Ghulam Nabi Azad's departure and what to expect in Congress's internal election.

Industrialist Vijaypath Singhania reflects on his life as an aviator, a family squabble that landed him outside the company he ran and cut off from his grandchildren.