It’s been five years since that fateful night when 85% of India’s currency was made invalid. We weigh in on the impact of that shock move

In this episode, writer Amitava Kumar talks about his new book, A Time Outside This Time, and the role of the novelist in the post-truth world

India made headlines by promising to hit net zero carbon emissions by 2070. What does this mean for India and how can this be achieved?

How China's new law gives it power to take different actions under the guise of defending its borders and what it means for India. Former foreign secretary Shyam Saran breaks it down

As states opt for a fireworks ban ahead of the festival of lights, we look at the environmental and financial fallout underpinned with serious health concerns

Decoding the many facets of India’s most-discussed investigator

TOI's diplomatic editor Indrani Bagchi and Dhaka Tribune's Asif Islam weigh in on the rise in incidents of majoritarian violence against the minority community in Bangladesh during Durga Puja and how it affects ties between both countries.

Prize-winning writer Sonia Shah talks about how we've dealt with Covid-19, why exterminating a pathogen isn't the best strategy to take on a pandemic and how to prevent the next pandemic.

In these hyper-polarised times, social media has become a fierce arena, where opinion can make or break a company. Futurebrands CEO and TOI columnist Santosh Desai weighs in

In today's episode, constitutional expert Gautam Bhatia and investigative journalist Josy Joseph on the role of investigative agencies and judiciary in the upkeep of democracy