The Wire's Jahnavi Sen is joined by Jomy Thomas, bureau chief at Malayala Manorama, and Seema Chishti, editor of The Wire, to talk about the official response and attempts to obfuscate the casualties.

“To get a complex picture of a time, you need many voices. Only a choir of those voices can reach something resembling the truth, if at all. My story is just one of those voices.”

Jahnavi Sen is joined by Anuradha Mitra Chenoy, adjunct professor at the Jindal School of International Affairs, and Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta, political editor of The Wire, to discuss the Trump presidency and more.

In conversation with The Wire in Kozhikode, Lynch talked about what he sets out to do when he writes, how literature can build empathy, how technology has changed us, and more.

Writer and journalist Karan Madhok’s book 'Ananda' is a deep-dive into the cannabis plant – what it is, what it does, and how Indian society looks at and reacts to it.

The author of 'The Covenant of Water' talks about his connection with and understanding of geography, his mother's manuscript about growing up in Kerala, what it’s like to be a doctor during a crisis, and more.

In conversation with author Defne Suman about the secrets nations keep, the impacts of hidden – but not forgotten – violence, and the stories that draw her in.

On the sidelines of Kerala Literature Festival 2025, Professor Dilip M. Menon spoke to The Wire about deviating from conventional history writing, the lasting importance of the Constitution of India, and more.

Jahnavi Sen discusses what the next four years could mean for the US, the world and India with Omair Ahmad, editor of The Third Pole, and Siddharth Varadarajan, founding editor of The Wire.

"The alarming frequency of attacks translates to more than two Christians being targeted every day in India simply for practising their faith," the United Christian Forum said.

In which situations can judicial intervention help broaden the impact of journalistic work? Sukanya Shantha notes

The JNU professor spoke to The Wire about her latest book, Secularism as Misdirection: Critical Thought from the Global South.

The Wire's Jahnavi Sen speaks to senior advocate in the Supreme Court Sanjay Hegde and The Wire's national affairs editor Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty.

The Wire's Jahnavi Sen speaks to documentary filmmaker and Chal Chitra Abhiyan founder Nakul Singh Sawhney and The Wire's Editor Seema Chishti.

In 2014, Narendra Modi referred to the Aadhaar programme as a “political gimmick”. Two years later, his government pushed the Aadhaar Act through parliament. In the last 10 years, while carefully maintaining that it is a “voluntary” programme, his government has slowly but surely ensured that Aadhaar is mandatory in all the ways that matter.

The Wire's Jahnavi Sen speaks to Sushant Singh, Lecturer, Yale University and Consulting Editor, Caravan and Siddharth Varadarajan, Founding Editor, The Wire.

While falsely accusing the Congress of no longer bringing up these two business moguls, the prime minister failed to answer some burning questions on the duo and their relationship with his administration.

The Wire's Jahnavi Sen is joined by senior journalist Sanjay Kumar Jha and The Wire's national affairs editor Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty.

Madhumita Murgia, the AI Editor at Financial Times, explains what she found during her research, focused on the lives of individuals living far away from Silicon Valley.

On this episode of The Wire Wrap, The Wire's Jahnavi Sen is joined by development economist Dipa Sinha and The Wire Hindi's editor Ashutosh Bhardwaj.