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
Will RuNet Ruin the Net? 24.05.2019 31:48
Will Russia's new internet regulations end the gl…
Quotas- Are They Hurting the Prospects of Social Equity? 23.05.2019 25:54
Nidhi Gupta, Pranay Kotasthane and Ananya Iyer jo…
Butcher and Bolt: The Truth About Surgical Strikes 22.05.2019 20:13
Surgical strikes are back in the news. But what a…
Huawei To Hell: The Future of Technology Geopolitics 21.05.2019 27:02
Is the US-China trade war entering its final phas…
Reading The Economist - More Cold War, Political Comedy, and Sleep Technology 20.05.2019 27:53
Yazad Jal and Manoj Kewalramani join Nitin Pai di…
Politicising The Military- Should Military Officers Be Allowed to Join Politics? 17.05.2019 27:00
Has politicisation affected the Indian military? …
Teaching Soldiers- Is Military Education Inefficient? 16.05.2019 24:17
How have India and China tried to educate their m…
Reading The Economist- Decline of Racial Bias, Left-Leaning Think-tanks and More 15.05.2019 23:29
Yazad Jal and Anupam Manur join Nitin Pai to dive…
Cab Apps and Congestion- Why Are Cab Aggregators Jamming Our Roads? 14.05.2019 23:34
With Uber and Ola having gamechanging effects on …
Need Jobs? Build Cities.- Is Creating Additional State Capitals a Good Idea? 13.05.2019 26:37
India needs to create 20 million jobs per year fo…
Mainstreaming Counterculture- How do counterculture movements end up as part of the mainstream? 10.05.2019 27:35
How does Che Guevara's face end up on mass-manufa…
A War of Ideas- Do Ancient Civilisations Explain Present Day Power Politics? 09.05.2019 25:07
Does the notion of a "clash of civilisations" rea…
Pakistan's Nuclear Bluff- Is the Nasr Just an Intimidation Tactic? 08.05.2019 18:25
Pakistan's Nasr rocket was supposed to "pour cold…
Justice Denied- Is the Chief Justice Above the Law? 07.05.2019 20:53
The Supreme Court's in-house probe panel has give…
China And Masood Azhar- Why Did China Cave? 06.05.2019 25:58
Why did China finally allow Masood Azhar to be sa…
Poets and Kings: Then and Now 03.05.2019 23:41
Why did pre-modern Indian states patronise poetry…
Marvel(ous) Geopolitics- What Does the MCU Teach Us About International Relations? 02.05.2019 24:36
The Marvel Cinematic Universe offers rich and oft…
Recruiting Better Spies- How Do We Improve India's Intelligence Agency? 01.05.2019 29:56
All is not well with India's external intelligenc…
The Paradoxes of Prediction- Do Prediction Markets Affect Actual Outcomes? 30.04.2019 23:39
How do prediction markets work? Do they offer adv…
China's Naval Might 29.04.2019 27:50
China's navy marked its 70th anniversary with a f…
Bubble Boy- A Bold New Age in Healthcare? 26.04.2019 21:54
A revolutionary new gene therapy hijacks the huma…
Belt And Road Forum II 25.04.2019 31:27
The second summit of the Belt and Road Initiative…
Why Sri Lanka? 24.04.2019 33:57
Is the attack in Sri Lanka a product of third-par…
Tik For Tok- What Does the Ban Mean for Freedom of Expression? 23.04.2019 23:10
Should India ban TikTok? Does the ban violate the…
Where No Tourist Has Gone Before 22.04.2019 27:36
India's tourism industry is not in the best of sh…
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