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All Things Policy

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Ever wondered how automation will change the world? Maybe you puzzle over what India could do to ease traffic congestion, or how China's aircraft carriers will transform Indian Ocean geopolitics? All Things Policy, a daily podcast brought to you by the Takshashila Institution, brings you all the answers. Every weekday, our researchers break down complex economic and geopolitical ideas through the lens of current events. For everyone from the busy executive to the curious student, All Things Policy is all you'll need to understand the world (and appreciate your breakfast) better.

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11 nov 2026

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Episodi

India’s Reverse Migration 19.08.2021

In this episode, Suman Joshi and Apurva Kumar discuss the latest trend of reverse migration of labour in India.

The PLA and India 18.08.2021

The People’s Liberation Army is a unified organisation of China’s land, sea, and air forces. It is one of the largest military forces in the world and traces its roots back to 1927.

Outraging into the Machine 17.08.2021

Is outrage a genre? What are its attributes? What roles do supply-side and demand-side incentives play? Prateek Waghre joins Rohan Seth to discuss.

The Dilemmas of Religious Freedom 16.08.2021

Anirudh Kanisetti and Aditya Ramanathan talk to Professor Olivier Roy of the European University Institute about the law.

Ep. 638: Building India’s Semiconductor Ecosystem 13.08.2021

Aditya Pareek speaks to Samparna Tripathi, Amol Sarin, and Anup Rajput to discuss India’s challenges and opportunities.

Ep. 637: iCloud, privacy and law enforcement 12.08.2021

Apple recently released a feature that will enable them to scan photos stored in iCloud to detect child abuse imagery. The move has sparked off a debate regarding privacy and about what ownership of devices means.

Ep. 636: Pegasus and India's Cyber Security Capabilities 11.08.2021

In this episode, Nitansha Bansal and Nitin Pai discuss what issues the Pegasus row has brought to light for India's defence strategists and policymakers.

Ep. 635: Takshashila’s Founders Discuss Post-COVID Inequalities 10.08.2021

In this episode, Sarthak talks to Takshahila's founders - the two N's, Narayan Ramachandran and Nitin Pai - about the disparities exacerbated by the pandemic and what can be done about it.

Ep. 634: A "Platform" for More Jobs 09.08.2021

In this episode, Sreelakshmi Ramachandran talks to Sarthak Pradhan on how India can leverage the platform economy to create jobs.

Ep. 633: Uncovering the Warriors of Sinauli 06.08.2021

Anirudh Kanisetti speaks to archaeologist and history communicator Disha Ahluwalia, who worked on excavations in the region, to find out.

Ep. 632: Making Public Health More Equal 05.08.2021

If these All Things Policy conversations interest you, consider applying for Takshashila's courses. Admissions are now open and the application deadline for our upcoming cohort is 28th August 2021.

Ep. 631: The Game of Drones 04.08.2021

Aditya Pareek joins Aditya Ramanathan to discuss the latest developments and some possible future trajectories for drones including autonomous systems.

Ep. 630: Digital Communication Networks and their Harms 03.08.2021

In this episode, Prateek Waghre joins Rohan Seth to discuss a Takshashila Working Paper that defines Digital Communication Networks (DCNs) and categorizes the harms attributed to them as potential market failures, social problems, and cognitive biases.

Ep. 629: The Far Side of the Indo-Pacific 02.08.2021

Aditya Pareek joins Yoshihiro Inaba to discuss Japan’s Self Defence Forces and the international law dimension to all parts of the Indo-Pacific.

Ep. 628: What if Vijayanagara Won? 30.07.2021

Anirudh Kanisetti and Aditya Ramanathan explore the culture, society, and geopolitics of the Vijayanagara empire and its nayaka successors in search of answers.

Ep. 627: Making sense of feed algorithms 29.07.2021

Mihir Mahajan joins Rohan Seth to talk about feed algorithms, how they work, and how technologists, regulators, and individual users can promote healthy information diets.

Ep. 626: Defence of Japan 28.07.2021

Aditya Pareek and Suyash Desai join Ameera Rao to discuss the publication in detail vis a vis Japan’s concerns about Russia, China, Taiwan, and the Indo-Pacific.

Ep. 625: Can Genomic Surveillance Tackle COVID Variants? 27.07.2021

In this episode, Shambhavi Naik, Ruturaj Gowaikar and Priyal Lyncia D'Almeida discuss India's genomic surveillance efforts and the ways in which it can increase its capacity to track new variants.

Ep. 624: Living together, separately: What the Pew survey says about religion in India 26.07.2021

Neha Sahgal and Jonathan Evans from the Pew Research Center, join Mihir Mahajan and Apurva Kumar to talk about their findings and help identify metaphors that describe contemporary India.

Ep. 623: Bangladesh - The New Miracle Economy? 23.07.2021

Sarthak Pradhan and Apurva Kumar discuss the new miracle economy of Bangladesh and the factors that contributed to its growth story.

Ep. 622: Tackling Mis/Disinformation on Vaccines 22.07.2021

Kamesh Shekar and Apurva Kumar discuss how mis/disinformation leads to vaccine hesitancy and what steps can be taken to address the problem.

Ep. 621: How Social Media is Reshaping Politics 21.07.2021

In this episode, Nitansha Bansal and Prateek Waghre discuss some of the defining characteristics of social media and digital communication networks, and how they can affect strong or weak, liberal or authoritarian regimes.

Ep. 620: China's New Missile Silos 19.07.2021

Pranav Satyanath and Suyash Desai join Aditya Ramanathan to discuss what this development means for China's evolving nuclear strategy, and the US-China and Sino-Indian nuclear dyads.

Ep. 619: The Queens of Medieval Kashmir 16.07.2021

Academic and author Dr Devika Rangachari joins Anirudh Kanisetii for a fascinating discussion on women in the making of Indian history.

Ep. 618: How Indians Shaped their Constitution 15.07.2021

Suman Joshi and Apurva Kumar talk about the role common citizens played in building constitutional values through the years.

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