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All Things Policy

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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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Recently, a researcher at a Siberian anti-plague institute died of severe pneumonia of unknown cause. Two weeks later, the US Army announced a shift to AI-driven predictive biosurveillance. Both raise a question for India, a densely populated country... more

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In this episode of All Things Policy, Adya Madhavan and Aishwaria Sonavane break down how the Knesset election works, why winning the most votes does not necessarily mean forming the government, and how coalitions, the Haredi parties, Arab voters, se... more

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In the fourth episode of America Votes, Professor Jared McDonald of the University of Mary Washington explains how partisan identity, economic concerns and political emotions shape the American vote. We discuss the possibility of a Democratic blue wa... more

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As the EU’s CBAM reshapes global trade, India is preparing to launch its Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS). In this episode of All Things Policy, Bhumika Sevkani and Lasya Nadimpally explore lessons from the Perform, Achieve, and Trade (PAT) scheme... more

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Recent Guests

Lasya Nadimpally
Public policy student and venture capital investor focused on climate and technology
Takshashila Institution
Episode: From PAT to Carbon Credit Trading
Anil Raman
Brigadier and researcher of geopolitics and U.S. foreign policy at Takshashila Institution
Takshashila Institution
Episode: Green Cards, Leverage, Alliances
Raja Karthikeya
Adjunct fellow with more than 15 years of experience working in various capacities within the United Nations
Takshashila Institution
Episode: Can the UN Still Deliver for All?
Abhishek Kadiyala
Research analyst focused on US domestic politics, US-India relations, and Indo-Pacific strategic dynamics
Takshashila Institution
Episode: Trump 2.0’s Indian Subcontinent Strategy
Jim King
Emeritus professor of political science who researches the American presidency and U.S. elections
University of Wyoming
Episode: America Votes: The Final Two Weeks
Asheesh Gupta
Co-founder and CEO of Samarth, an eldercare organization
Samarth
Episode: Senior Care: Where Do The Markets Stand?
Lokendra Sharma
Research analyst in Takshashila's High Tech Geopolitics Programme
Takshashila Institution
Episode: The Road to 100 GW Nuclear Energy
Ryan Williamson
Associate professor of politics and public affairs at the University of Wyoming, specializing in electoral politics and institutions
University of Wyoming
Episode: America Votes | What Are We Watching?
Dinker George Mattam
Professor of Practice researching machine learning for power systems, solar forecasting, grid dispatch and demand flexibility.
Atria University
Episode: AI and India’s Electricity Market

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Aishwarya Kumar?
Combined host team from Takshashila Institution, focusing on policy analysis, geopolitics, and technology policy.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 146 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.

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    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
    India5 years ago
  • Brilliant episode. Get Alok Prasanna to speak more.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    anirudh
    6 years ago
  • Crisp and comprehensive

    Excellent articulation and a pertinent discussion for the current times

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yeahsasvi
    India6 years ago

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Listeners value rigorous, well-researched policy analysis and clear explanations of complex geopolitics.

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Trump 2.0’s Indian Subcontinent Strategy
Q: Tariffs in India reached nearly 50 percent, yet trade also went up. How does that happen? If trade value wasn't the causality, then what was the causality here really?
Kadiyala says rising trade totals obscure canceled orders and harm to Indian exporters, including the need to redirect exports through other markets. He argues that tariffs also created uncertainty and that confrontational rhetoric stalled negotiations and strained bilateral ties.
Trump 2.0’s Indian Subcontinent Strategy
Q: In 2017, Trump had a formal South Asia strategy. Trump 2.0 has none. So how did you work out what the strategy actually is?
Kadiyala contrasts the 2017 strategy's focus on Afghanistan with the second Trump administration's changed priorities, including reduced US attention to Afghanistan and a less confrontational approach to competition with China. He explains that the current approach can be inferred from stated US interests and regional actions.
Can the UN Still Deliver for All?
Q: Does it even make sense for India to aspire for a permanent seat anymore?
Karthikeya sees a permanent seat as recognition, not a destination. He says India should also contribute more funding and peacekeeping resources and take a larger role in mediating conflicts.
Can the UN Still Deliver for All?
Q: But eight decades later, do you think the UN has completely failed or has the world changed so much faster than the institution could adapt?
Karthikeya says the UN reflects the world at any given time. It was built after the devastation of World War II around shared responsibility, equal representation, peace, prosperity, and social advancement, and its current difficulties reflect today's global challenges.
Green Cards, Leverage, Alliances
Q: So, if these sorts of links thin out and Washington does not accommodate Indian engineers and others coming in, so what sustains this partnership?
Raman expects immigration to become substantially more difficult and says India should develop domestic opportunities for its young workforce. He anticipates continued contention in other parts of the relationship and recommends watching how U.S. political conflict unfolds.

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All Things Policy consistently covers high-stakes geopolitics, economics, technology policy, and strategic governance, with a strong focus on India's role in global affairs and how policy choices intersect with technology and security. Episodes often feature expert guests from think tanks, academia, government institutes, and industry, and they frequently unpack complex topics like sanctions, AI policy, space policy, energy strategy, and regional security dynamics. A distinguishing trait is their method of pairing a policy professional with a domain expert to translate technical topics into actionable insights for decision-makers and curious professionals. This mix makes the show particularly useful for listeners who want evidence-based ana... more

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