Takshashila Institution
All Things Policy
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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Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
First-Use and its Critics: The Problem of Credibility 29.06.2019 24:42
Seven of the nine countries that possess nuclear …
An Indian Space Strategy: What is India Going to do Next? 27.06.2019 35:33
The Indian government announced that it will set …
Pompeo's Visit to India: The Future of US-Indian Relations 26.06.2019 32:57
Can Mike Pompeo's visit to India help manage risi…
A Chinese data trap? Data localization and Indian policy 25.06.2019 26:28
Huawei has announced it would be willing to provi…
Is the world getting any better? Battle deaths, digital economy and measuring national power 24.06.2019 32:31
Have human and societies become less violent? Are…
Why didn't Vijayanagara have a Navy? 21.06.2019 40:07
What does the history of the Indian subcontinent …
Troubles in the Persian Gulf 20.06.2019 30:49
Iran has shot down an American UAV just days afte…
India's Ocean? 19.06.2019 21:54
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to th…
Reading The Economist: Brexit, Airless tires and Shocking experiments 18.06.2019 25:39
Anupam Manur and Gayatri Ganpule join Shambhavi N…
When Xi Met Modi 17.06.2019 34:19
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit seem…
India Needs GMOs 14.06.2019 24:24
Despite India's ban on genetically modified crops…
Upheaval in Hong Kong 13.06.2019 19:15
The mass protests against Hong Kong's new extradi…
Reading the Economist: Trade in the Plant World, Magic Mushrooms and Mo Salah 12.06.2019 25:26
Shambhavi Naik, Pranay Kotasthane and Gayatri Gan…
Grossly Doubtful Production: A Mis-estimation Of India's GDP Growth Rate 11.06.2019 24:54
A recent paper by former Chief Economic Advisor o…
A Master Class on Sea Power: Talking with Rear Admiral Shrikhande 10.06.2019 45:06
In this special episode, Rear Admiral Sudarshan S…
Anti-Abortion Laws: Legality and Consequence. 07.06.2019 21:36
With the recent wave of anti-abortion laws in the…
The U.S Indo-Pacific Strategy: Discussing America's Plan 06.06.2019 24:31
The US has a new Indo-Pacific strategy. What does…
Reading The Economist- Intestinal Bacteria, Genital Mutilation, and Iraqi Sheikhs 05.06.2019 23:06
Shambhavi Naik and Gayatri Ganpule join Yazad Jal…
The Tiananmen Square Massacre -- 30th Anniversary 04.06.2019 29:05
The Tiananmen Square massacre is still an extreme…
A National Security Doctrine for India 03.06.2019 22:11
The Takshashila Institution released a National S…
Voting With Your Wallet- Exploring Ethical Consumerism 31.05.2019 19:53
Brands are becoming increasingly outspoken about …
Understanding Chinese Power 30.05.2019 28:05
In today's Thoughtful Thursday episode, General P…
The Promise of BIMSTEC 29.05.2019 25:57
With BIMSTEC leaders attending the swearing-in of…
Reading The Economist- Jobs in Rich Countries, Tech Wars and Soda Tax 28.05.2019 21:10
In this week's episode, Anupam Manur, Yazad Jal a…
The Case For Defence Reforms 27.05.2019 32:47
What should be on the agenda for the new governme…
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