Author and journalist Rituparna Chatterjee talks about healing from sexual abuse and why forgiveness is key to the process.

Mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik explains what our gods and holy texts tell us to do about insults directed at them.

Dr Nikhil Datar, whose court battles helped improve India's abortion law, explains why giving India's women the right to a safe abortion is essential.

TOI's Chaitanya Marpakwar explains the battle over the Aarey metro car shed in Mumbai and how it highlights the challenges major infrastructure projects will face.

The return of the cheetah to India remains on hold thanks to red tape. Conservation biologist Neha Sinha explains how to make the project count for more than a vanity project.

Sanjay Nirupam talks to TOI's Alka Dhupkar about the Shiv Sena's past strengths, its convenient embrace of Hindutva and the challenges it faces.

Gateway House's Amit Bhandari and Ananta Centre's Indrani Bagchi explain Pakistan's economic mess, the role China played and why the rescue will need more than reducing chai consumption.

Prominent child psychiatrist Dr. Shekhar Seshadri explains concerns over children and device use, how to tell if someone's addicted and the help they need.

In the first of a fortnightly Times of India podcast episode, mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik explains war in our scriptures and the gods our soldiers evoke before battle.

How a split in the Shiv Sena will affect the state's political parties and also have an impact on the national elections