In Central Hall, senior advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Subal is in discussion with former CEC S.Y. Qureshi, ex-EC Ashok Lavasa and head of ADR, Maj Gen(retd) Anil Verma.

The data revelations are only the beginning. Investigations must follow.

Recently, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay quit the Calcutta high court and joined the BJP. While on the Bench too, his judgments, obiter and interviews generated controversy. How should the legal community respond in such cases?

Shashi Tharoor and Kapil Sibal discuss how religion is being used to push a polarising, identity politics in India. They also discuss the challenges facing the INDIA alliance as the 2024 Lok Sabha elections draw closer.

Kapil Sibal, in the latest episode of Central Hall, discusses with Manish Tewari, Manoj Jha, and John Brittas about the functioning of parliament under prime ministership of Narendra Modi.

Harsh Mander, Colin Gonsalves, and Rahul Narayan speak about the weaponisation of laws like the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act aimed at targeting institutions and individuals who have dedicated their lives to helping India’s poor.

Senior advocates Mukul Rohatgi and Abhishek Manu Singhvi speak on the checks and balances necessary to ensure that the legal process focuses on liberty.

Supreme Court ex-judge Justice Madan B. Lokur, former Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi and former BJP MP Subramanian Swamy speak on the judgment.

In this episode of ‘Central Hall’, Kapil Sibal speaks to Hemant Soren – who was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate yesterday – about the charges against him, Soren's own political journey and the situation in Jharkhand and the rest of India.

Justice A.K. Patnaik, Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta – all former judges of the Supreme Court – discuss benches and the uniformity of India's apex court.

There is no national plan in place even now.

There are several things the Centre needs to do, but hasn't yet.

During a crisis, inequalities become starkly evident. The government must ensure that its policies do not discriminate.