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All Things Policy

Takshashila Institution

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 lens of current events. For everyone from the busy executive to the curious student, All Things Policy

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Ep. 388: The Promise and Perils of Facial Recognition

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2020/08/11

Facial recognition technology and its applications have been advancing, even in the absence of adequate privacy laws. Facial data is personal, sensitive, and potentially permanent

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Ep. 387: Confucian Confusion: India Reviews Work of CIs

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2020/08/10

Amid the standoff at the LAC, the Indian government is reportedly reviewing the work of Confucius Institutes in the country.

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Ep. 386: Gender and the Indian City

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2020/08/07

Are Indian cities equal spaces for everyone? Do social expectations determine how accepting an urban space is to people of different genders? What do gender relations in our homes have to do with the way we live in cities?

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Ep. 385: Is India Prepared for Gene Edited Humans?

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2020/08/06

The technology to modify the human genome is here, potentially signaling a transformation of societies and economies.

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Ep. 384: The Puzzle of Tech Clusters

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2020/08/05

Tech clusters play a leading role in fostering innovation, creating jobs, and attracting investments. In this episode, Sarthak Pradhan and Pranay Kotasthane

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Ep. 383: Antitrust Enquiry and Tech Giants

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2020/08/04

Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, and Jeff Bezos attended an antitrust enquiry last week. The tech giants were grilled on issues ranging from conservative bias to platform neutrality.

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Ep. 382: Securing the Future: India’s Options Amid...

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2020/08/03

While India and China are in talks to disengage in Eastern Ladakh, what are the long-term implications of the standoff for bilateral ties? Manoj Kewalramani talks to Ambassador Nirupama Rao and Lt. General Prakash Menon on the measures

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Ep. 381: Did India Win in Doklam?

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2020/07/31

The 2017 India-China standoff in Doklam, at a crucial trijunction between India, China, and Bhutan, was widely hailed as a victory for India. But was it? In the light of new satellite imagery,

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Ep. 380: Disconnecting From Huawei

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2020/07/30

The past few weeks have been tough for Huawei, as the UK and France have moved to reduce their dependence on it for their 5G networks. What’s prompted this change? Is India also likely to follow suit? Manoj Kewalramani and Pranay Kotasthane talk about rec

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Ep. 379: The Twitter Hack and Data Protection

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2020/07/29

Twitter’s recent hack has raised concerns about data protection. But would the current Indian Data Protection Bill, which is being reviewed by Parliament, have been effective in tackling these concerns?

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Ep. 378: India's Arctic Ambitions

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2020/07/28

Why should India care about what happens in the polar regions? And why has it sought greater influence in Arctic governance? Aditya Ramanathan talks to Anirudh Kanisetti about India's fascinating history of polar diplomacy.

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Ep. 377: Why Don't We Have Underwater Aircraft Carriers?

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2020/07/27

In the Second World War, Japan tried to develop a whole class of submarines that worked as small aircraft carriers. Why did the idea not catch on after 1945? Why do some military innovations reach a dead-end? Anirudh Kanisettti and Aditya Ramanathan delve

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Ep. 376: Personal Memory and History

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2020/07/24

Why do diaries written in times of tumult have such appeal to us even today? What place do they hold in history? Manoj Kewalramani and Ganesh Chakravarthi discuss how personal, anecdotal, and first person perspectives shape our understanding of the past.

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Ep. 375: The Grand Challenge of Weaponising the Economy

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2020/07/23

Economic interdependence was supposed to bring peace but it also gives states the leverage they can use to coerce each other.

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Ep. 374: Beijing's Bid for Supremacy in the South...

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2020/07/22

Even as China seeks to enforce its territorial claims in the South China Sea, the United States has reacted strongly.

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Ep. 373: Getting Children Back to Schooling

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2020/07/21

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on school education. But if schools can't open, how can students continue their education in a country with limited Internet access? Takshashila's Sunila Dixit

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Ep. 372: How to do More COVID-19 Testing

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2020/07/20

India has no shortage of diagnostic labs but it isn't testing enough people for COVID-19. To understand why, Takshashila's Pranay Kotasthane talks to NIPFP researchers Harleen Kaur and Siddhartha Srivastava and molecular biologist Ameya

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Ep. 371: A COVID-19 Vaccine Made in India?

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2020/07/17

The ICMR recently stoked controversy by asking hospitals to participate in clinical trials for developing a COVID-19 vaccine by August 15. Is this a realistic deadline?

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Ep. 370: How China Sees India

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2020/07/16

How do China's public policy thinkers and strategic community view India's rise? How did social media in China react to the Galwan clash? Delhi Policy Group's

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Ep. 369: Should Companies Boycott Social Media?

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2020/07/15

Social media platforms, especially Facebook, have been facing an ad boycott from companies such as Unilever and Starbucks that are demanding they address concerns misinformation and hate speech online.

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