As Covid-19 cases rise across states, Public Health Foundation of India's Dr K Srinath Reddy and Dr Anurag Agrawal at Ashoka University answer queries on what we should be concerned about.

TOI's Chandigarh resident editor Sarju Kaul makes sense of the singer's brutal killing, gangs in the state and what this incident means for the new state government.

Former Maharashtra chief minister and minister of state in the UPA government Prithviraj Chavan talks about how he thinks the Congress can revive itself, the reforms it should undertake and more.

Commentator and cricket analyst Joy Bhattacharjya explains how Hardik Pandya could change Team India and how the IPL could change the cricket calendar.

Journalist and author Rituparna Chatterjee talks about going through a school's shooter drill and TOI's Chidanand Rajghatta explains little may change after the horrific shooting in Texas.

ASHAs may have won a WHO award, but Usha Thakur, an ASHA in Delhi, explains what they'd prefer. Then, one of the initiative's founders, Dr T Sundararaman, explains the success of ASHAs and why they're essential for India.

India signs up for a new trade framework and the Quad comes up with new issues to tackle. Ananta Centre's Indrani Bagchi helps make sense of the developments.

Gurprriet Siingh from Russell Reynolds India talks about dealing with depression at work while Manasthali's Dr Jyoti Kapoor gives some tips on how to deal with it.

Times of India 'Swaminomics' columnist and economist Swaminathan Anklesaria Aiyar explains why there's no cure for high prices and the effects it will have.

K Shriniwas Rao decodes why two of the IPL's biggest teams crashed while Akaash Dasgupta makes sense of this year's biggest successes.