Algebra Conversations

Amish on Raavan and why he is a fascinating character

Pavan Varma on Lord Ram and his becoming

Tavleen Singh on her very public journey from Narendra Modi devotee to disenchantment

Sagarika Ghose on Mahatma Gandhi

TM Krishna on the future of music, privilege, and the intersection of politics and music

Chetan Bhagat in a candid conversation at Algebra

Shobana Kamineni on how soon will the vaccine be available

Sabyasachi on being a couturier to the A-list

Sabyasachi on the “Batua” and the personal style icon who inspired it

Sabyasachi on the idea of incorporating craft into businesses

Sabyasachi on being a man who designs arguably the most important outfit in a woman's life

Sabyasachi on his obsession with the past, what makes a woman stylish, and the future of luxury

Kanhaiya Kumar on Azaadi, the powers-that-be, and the Constitution

Paresh Maity and Ina Puri on cult photographer Nemai Ghosh, and art in times of crisis

Shivshankar Menon on changes in the perceptions of China and Pakistan

Lt. Gen. H S Panag on India-China face off and the politicization of the army

BJP is a rigid political party whereas, Congress is more flexible - Sachin Pilot

Do you think with Congress you will become a CM? - Sachin Pilot

BJP or Congress, who has contributed more to India's economy? - Sachin Pilot

The reason I chose this profession - Sachin Pilot

Is economic disentanglement from China possible? - Montek Singh Ahluwalia

Amish & Pavan Varma untangle the complex legacy of Lord Ram in Religion & History.

You've heard of the female gaze in cinema. What does a female voice look like in music? - TM Krishna

War between China & India is not a right decision - Former Army Chief Gen JJ Singh

What Is Your Relationship With Music, God And Religion? - T.M. Krishna

A Brahminical Art form. An instrument made of Cowhide. TM Krishna demolishes our hypocrisies.

Remembering Sushant Singh Rajput | His journey from being a physics prodigy to entering Bollywood

Sadhguru & Javed Akhtar on Reason, Faith and Its Place in the Society

What does the politics of "touch" have to do with music? - T.M. Krishna