We The People

Is it time for India to step back and review its position on capital punishment? We debate.

Is middle-class India disengaged with politics and can they drive political change? We debate.

The arrest of two girls in Maharashtra over their Facebook posts has put the spotlight on deeply contentious sections of the information technology law.

In this week's We The People, a special panel discusses if political funding is at the root of corruption and how this funding can be made transparent.

On We the People, we debate on the balance between the universal principle of equality and the rituals and customs of tradition.

On We The People, we debate the right to die versus the right to live.

On this episode of We The People, we look at clinical trials and where the industry stands in India.

Are mobile towers modern day health hazards? We debate on We The People.

At the best of times, the relationship between India and Pakistan can be described as complex; it is sometimes adversarial, sometimes warm, but always complicated. As the governments of India and Pakistan work out their relationship over a range of issues, we debate the basic humanitarian issue of prisoners on either side of the border.

With the recent verdict in Naroda Patiya case, is the rule of law restoring a sense of justice in Gujarat?