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Why Swimming Is A Policy Issue
India recorded 38,503 drowning deaths in 2022, 9.1% of all accidental deaths in the country (source: NCRB). Yet swimming is still treated as...
India’s Sovereign AI Stack: Beyond the GPU Race
India’s AI ambitions are often framed around chips, GPUs, and the race for cutting-edge models. But AI is much more than hardware. In this e...
Navigating India's Subsea Cable Governance
Subsea cables are the fibre-optic networks laid across the ocean floor that carry approximately 95% of all intercontinental digital communic...
FCRA: A Potential US-India Irritant?
In this episode of the All Things Policy podcast, Kavya Rai and Abhishek Kadiyala examine India's 2026 amendments to the Foreign Contributio...
China: Weaker at Home, Stronger Abroad?
China's population is shrinking. Its property sector has collapsed, and taken local government finances down with it. Prices at the factory...
"We Feel Free" — India's Geospatial Sector Since the 2022 Policy
Companies now tell Srikant Sastri that their chains have been removed. Dr Y. Nithiyanandam speaks with the GDPDC Chairman about whether that...
Geospatial Technology and India's Monsoon Crisis
Geospatial data can predict where a flood will happen. Satellite imagery can identify vulnerable settlements before disaster strikes. Real-t...
Pakistan and the Taliban: From Allies to Adversaries
Five years since the Taliban's returned to power in Kabul, ties between Pakistan-Afghanistan have steadily deteriorated reaching a new low....
Indian Radius | Europe’s New Place in Indian Foreign Policy
In this episode of The Indian Radius series, Vanshika Saraf joins Shobhankita Reddy to examine the progress of the India–EU Trade and Techno...
Sanctions and Economic Statecraft
More than a quarter of the world's countries now live under sanctions. They have become the West's instrument of choice—the thing government...
China Gives India "Strategic Breadcrumbs"
As India and China navigate the paradoxes of their post-Galwan ties, stressors ranging from Delhi-Washington ties to a competition over infl...
Aboard Starship, The Largest Rocket Ever
SpaceX, which has built the largest satellite internet constellation and has also made history with the largest IPO in the world is now test...
Thorny Security Relations Between India and the US?
U.S. Under Secretary of War for Policy, Elbridge Colby, recently critiqued what he called a "collective “middle powers” strategy". In this e...
Can China's Open-Weight Models Help India's AI Sovereignty?
Last month, China hosted the ninth iteration of its World AI Conference in Shanghai. Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed the event for th...
Technology & Geo-Economic Disruption — The AI Shock
Artificial intelligence is being sold as the biggest economic shock in a generation, a productivity revolution that will decide which countr...
Whose Forest Is It Anyway?
The science of population biology and the coexistence debate with predators, how protected areas actually get expanded and monitored on the...
The Hidden Government Debt
Governments can make debt less visible, but they can't make it disappear. In this episode of All Things Policy, Kripa Koshy speaks with Sart...
India-UK Trade Deal
India and the UK have signed a landmark trade agreement—but what does it really mean? In this episode, Anisree Suresh and Suman Joshi discus...
The New Phase of Conflict in West Asia
In this episode of All Things Policy, Aishwaria Sonavane speaks with Raja Karthikeya about the second phase of the US–Iran military conflict...