United in Grief
I have been to Peshawar once. I didn't have a visa for the city but sneaked in because I was desperately keen to track the Taliban. The year was...
Taliban attack on army school in Peshawar (Part 1)
In a tragic terror attack by the Taliban, over 120 children of an army school in Peshawar were killed earlier today. The ordeal lasted over 7 hours until all...
Taliban attack on army school in Peshawar (Part 2)
In a tragic terror attack by the Taliban, over 120 children of an army school in Peshawar were killed earlier today. The ordeal lasted over 7 hours until all...
Oz police’s final assault #SydneySiege
The Sydney siege has come to a dramatic end after a 16-hour standoff at the Lindt cafe. 2 people were killed, and 7 people are reported to have been...
Bengaluru’s ISIS connect
In this episode, we speak with Joint Police Commissioner Hemant Nimbalkar, about the ISIS threat in India, and the arrest of pro-ISIS tweeter Mehdi Masroor Biswas.
Space for change in Kashmir, but BJP may miss the chance
The year 2014 has been the year of the lotus. The indefatigable Narendra Modi-Amit Shah combine has taken the BJP to a spectacular victory at the Centre, won Maharashtra...
Should religious conversions be banned by law? (Part 1)
Following the recent religious conversion row in Agra, we ask – Should religious conversions should be banned in India?
Should religious conversions be banned by law? (Part 2)
Following the recent religious conversion row in Agra, we ask – Should religious conversions should be banned in India?
Will Nobel moment be a bridge for Indo-Pak peace? (Part 1)
It was a proud moment for India and Pakistan, as Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai received their joint peace award in Oslo today. In this episode, we ask –...
Will Nobel moment be a bridge for Indo-Pak peace? (Part 2)
It was a proud moment for India and Pakistan, as Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai received their joint peace award in Oslo today. In this episode, we ask –...