The podcast series will host seasoned diplomats, scholars, and experts who’ll engage in insightful discussions on key geopolitical issues, from economic interdependence to security challenges, humanitarian crises to diplomatic negotiations. Arohana will also feature interviews with successful thought leaders and Ananta Aspen Fellows, about their journey from success to significance giving everyone a glimpse of what it takes to become impact leaders in society. Through in-depth analyses and diverse perspectives, the podcast will offer listeners a nuanced understanding of politics, policy and society.

Brad Setser on India and the International Economy

In this podcast interview, Pramit Pal Chaudhuri and Brad Setser go over the limits of currency management in India, and on Sri Lanka’s sovereign debt crisis. The conversation additionally addresses Pakistan’s financial health and on China’s reluctance to grant debt relief to both Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

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Dr Shikha Sharma on the science of nutrition
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Janak Nabar on CTIER and the innovation ecosystem in India
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Pramit Pal Chaudhuri on the significance of the semiconductor industry
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Hasina Kharbhih on unsafe migration and human trafficking
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Dr Michael Green on the Geopolitics of Asia
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Professor Shahidul Haque on India-Bangladesh relations
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Bhairavi Jani on her book, “Highway to Swades: Rediscovering India’s Superpowers”