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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 ... more

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Amid the bleak news coverage of the projectile war in West Asia, there was one development that served as a glimmer of hope for humanity at large. NASA’s Artemis 2 mission, which took astronauts from the US and Canada on a flyby of the moon, came abo... more

The opening campaign of the US/Israeli - Iran War has witnessed an asymmetric fight between the two parties, playing to their different strengths. The US and Israel relied heavily on airpower and widespread degradation and breaking the will of the po... more

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Navigation satellites are invisible infrastructure - until they aren't. In an era where GPS signals are being jammed over conflict zones, spoofed to sink ships, and denied to adversaries in wartime, controlling your own navigation system has become a... more

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Following the failure of the last atomic clock on IRNSS-1F, India’s homegrown navigation system, NavIC, has fallen below operational strength. In this episode, Kavya Rai sits down with Dr. Y. Nithiyanandam to discuss why this "invisible" infrastructu... more

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Recent Guests

Abhishek Kadiyala
Research analyst discussing US politics and foreign policy
Takshashila Institution
Episode: The Iran Brief: Why Is US Congress Failing To Stop Trump On Iran?
Vanita Leah Falcao
Researcher discussing digital governance and public welfare
King's College London; ODI Global
Episode: Technology in Welfare: Ground Realities
Aditya Ramanathan
Episode: The Iran Brief: Theory of Victory and Global Energy Anxieties
Anupam Manor
Episode: The Iran Brief: Theory of Victory and Global Energy Anxieties
Y Nithyanandam
Head of geospatial research program at Takshashila Institution
Takshashila Institution
Episode: Urban Heat: A Society, Market, and Government Perspective
Ameya Kilara
Lawyer and peace mediation expert
South Asian Leadership Initiative
Episode: Behind the Scenes of Conflict Mediation
Anisree Suresh
Research analyst at the Takshashila Institution
Takshashila Institution
Episode: Can India Solve the LPG Crisis?
Anil Kumar
Founder of Great SportsTech, expert in sports infrastructure in South Asia
Great SportsTech
Episode: Financing The Future Of Indian Sport
Air Marshal T. D. Joseph
Military expert guest discussing air campaigns and planning
Indian Air Force
Episode: The War That Changed West Asia Overnight

Hosts

Leah Govias
Program Manager at the Takshashila Institution
Vanshika Saraf
Research Analyst at the Takshashila Institution

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 141 ratings
  • Very comprehensive and critical analysis

    I have been following the All Things Policy podcast from very long time. I always enjoy the conversation with diverse groups of people over pressing public policy issues. I can claim that I have learnt a lot from the podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jane Mohit
    India2 years ago
  • Great show

    I really enjoy listening to this wonderful podcast from the Takshishila institute. I always find it informative, and it gives me a different view of the world as compared to the view from most western outlets. Wonderful show! It is the show which really got me interested in policy podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    John O.
    Australia4 years ago
  • Very detailed and informative podcast

    I really appreciate the depth of information this podcast provides. Also it makes public policy more accessible to the general population.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    psomdeb25
    India4 years ago
  • Brilliant episode. Get Alok Prasanna to speak more.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    anirudh
    5 years ago
  • Crisp and comprehensive

    Excellent articulation and a pertinent discussion for the current times

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yeahsasvi
    India5 years ago

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The Quiet Decline of NavIC: India’s Geospatial Sovereignty at Risk?
Q: What is the path to restoring NavIC's independence and scalability, and why is an ecosystem approach essential?
Solving the clock and satellite shortages isn't enough; you need scalable manufacturing for satellites and clocks, reliable launch capabilities, receivers, and policy and funding from multiple ministries to create a self-sustaining geospatial ecosystem.
The Quiet Decline of NavIC: India’s Geospatial Sovereignty at Risk?
Q: Why does NavIC struggle when the constellation is down to three satellites, and what does four satellites really mean for users?
Three satellites can provide rough positional estimates, but accurate three-dimensional positioning and reliability require four, with performance improving as more satellites are available; this affects civilian use and critical infrastructure that rely on precise timing and localization.
The Iran Brief: Chink in the CRINK
Q: What are the likely implications for the global order after this war, especially for India?
The war is likely to catalyze new security and energy realignments, with a continued emphasis on drones and dual-use technology, while new alliances and regional pacts could emerge, reshaping rules-based order and prompting India to rethink its own strategic posture in the region.
The Iran Brief: Chink in the CRINK
Q: How might regime change dynamics in Iran affect the Crink and Russia's stance in Eastern Europe?
Regime change risks creating volatility that could force Russia to reassess its own security arrangements and potentially leverage oil-for-security or military support trades, similar to past interventions, while maintaining a bargaining position with Tehran in the longer run.
The Iran Brief: Chink in the CRINK
Q: What is China's assessment of the war and its impact on China's interests in Asia?
China aims to protect its economic and strategic interests by diplomatically managing relations with Gulf states while avoiding direct involvement in the conflict, thereby preserving the liberal order it benefits from without risking domestic economic stability or a protracted war on its doorstep.

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