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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Nov 13, 2026
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Episodes
Why the Demand for Special Category Status in Andhra Pradesh? 22.02.2019 25:40
It's been more than four years since the AP Reorg…
Should The Indian Government Regulate Social Media? 21.02.2019 25:50
The Indian government may be thinking of regulati…
What Is the Jaish-e-Mohammad? 20.02.2019 22:05
The Jaish-e-Mohammad is a terrorist outfit that h…
Should Publicly Funded Research Be Free? 19.02.2019 25:22
India has recently announced its intent to join P…
The Pakistani Military-Jihadi Complex 18.02.2019 32:01
In this episode, Nitin Pai, Pranay Kotasthane, an…
India's Responses to Sub-conventional Warfare by Pakistan 15.02.2019 23:47
On 14th February 2019, a CRPF convoy was attacked…
Security vs Privacy in a Digital Economy: Social Credit Edition 14.02.2019 28:35
Social Credit System is the umbrella term to desc…
Key insights from the ASER 2018 Report 13.02.2019 33:29
ASER (Annual Status of Education Report) is an an…
How Does an Angel Tax Affect the Indian Economy? 12.02.2019 24:13
Angel tax, levied on angel investment in startups…
Do We Need A Ministry of Culture? 11.02.2019 26:39
Acclaimed actor and director Amol Palekar was rep…
Chinese Apps in India and Regulating Fake News 07.02.2019 32:07
Manoj Kewalramani (@theChinaDude) and Anirudh Kan…
New ECommerce Regulations and FDI in Retail 06.02.2019 17:09
Anupam Manur and Yazad Jal discuss the new ecomme…
Defence Budgeting And The Strategy Bridge 05.02.2019 29:51
The defence budget for 2019 again brought into fo…
Afghanistan After Withdrawal of US Forces 04.02.2019 28:54
US President Trump reiterated on 3rd Feb that US …
The Jobs Crisis in India 01.02.2019 21:43
The National Sample Survey Office’s data showing …
Avoiding a Nuclear Catastrophe 31.01.2019 29:24
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smit…
The Geopolitics of Technology: 5G edition 30.01.2019 25:36
After the Canadian government arrested Meng Wanzh…
The Minimum Income Guarantee Scheme for the Poor vs Universal Basic Income 29.01.2019 21:00
In this conversation, we discuss what a minimum i…
Many Belts And Many Roads 07.10.2018 22:47
What do the recent backlashes against the Belt & …
Economic Survey Explained - Part 4 - Cash after Demonetisation 30.01.2018 5:59
Has India's cash supply recovered from demonetisa…
Economic Survey Explained - Part 6 - Village and City Governments 30.01.2018 6:11
Why are India's cities and villages so poor when …
Economic Survey Explained - Part 7 - Farmers' Future 30.01.2018 4:54
Can India help farmers double their incomes by 20…
Economic Survey Explained - Part 1 - Why care? 30.01.2018 11:28
What is the Economic Survey good for? What can we…
Economic Survey Explained - Part 2 - Jobs, Jobs, Jobs 30.01.2018 7:06
Does India really have a large formal sector? T…
Economic Survey Explained - Part 5 - Swachch Bharat? 30.01.2018 5:17
Does 74% of India's rural population really have …
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