India's Food Stories I Akuri Eggs, Haleem, Indira Gandhi & Wonton Soup & Songs About Nukes I Barkha

"Didn't Want To Join Bollywood Because..." Navya Nanda Unplugged On Redefining Her Legacy | Barkha

In this inspiring episode of Inside Out with Barkha Dutt, meet Navya Naveli Nanda — entrepreneur, women’s rights advocate, and proud granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan. Far from being just Bollywood royalty, Navya is redefining legacy and leadership.As part of her family’s industrial empire, Escorts Kubota, where her father Nikhil Nanda is CMD, Navya trained on the shop floor — even assembling a tractor by hand. Beyond business, she’s the founder of Project Naveli, an initiative empowering women and closing gender gaps across India.From building tractors to walking global fashion runways, Navya seamlessly blends business, activism, and style. Watch her candid conversation with Barkha Dutt as she talks about female entrepreneurship, generational legacy, and the power of creating your own path.

Rahul Gandhi Vs Election Commission I The Democracy Debate as Nepal Burns after Bangladesh I Barkha

On this episode of Inside Out with Barkha Dutt, former Chief Election Commissioner Dr. S.Y. Quraishi joins us for an in-depth conversation on the state of democracy in South Asia.Why is the region often called chaotic, unstable, or even undemocratic? And does that label miss the bigger story? Quraishi argues that India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and their people have embraced democracy with unmatched passion and persistence.👉 From India’s massive elections to Pakistan’s power struggles, Bangladesh’s fight at the ballot box, and Nepal’s Gen Z protests that toppled a government—this discussion unpacks the triumphs, tensions, and resilience of democracy in South Asia.

When Pakistan Fateh Missile Was Shot Down Over Haryana I Op Sindoor's Untold Story I Barkha Dutt

Lt Gen K.J.S. Dhillon—one of India’s most respected Army commanders—returns with his explosive new book: Operation SINDOOR: The Untold Story of India’s Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan. The book takes us deep inside India's military strike on Pakistan's terror bases but also shares riveting details about how India's air defence systems spectacularly defended India's cities including shooting down Pakistan's ballistic missile Fateh-1 over Haryana, Sirsa. In this powerful account, Gen Dhillon takes us inside India’s decisive military response to Pakistan-backed terrorism. From the Kargil War, where Pakistani forces abandoned their own soldiers’ bodies, to Operation Sindoor, where Pakistan used civilians as human shields, he reveals the harsh realities of war and the courage of Indian soldiers.👉 With rare insights into LoC battles, India–Pakistan hostilities, and even Donald Trump’s attempts to claim credit for a “ceasefire”, this book offers a candid, unflinching, and deeply revealing look at India’s military history.

India's Food Stories I Akuri Eggs, Haleem, Indira Gandhi & Wonton Soup & Songs About Nukes I Barkha

After unraveling the world of saris, author and cultural historian Malvika Singh now takes us on a rich culinary journey through history, politics, and the present with her latest memoir- 'Cooking For My Firefly'- From Indira Gandhi dropping by for dinner to singing for Strobe Talbott as nuclear tensions simmered, Mala reveals how food is never just food—it’s memory. Her stories are India’s stories, told one bite at a time. She speaks to Barkha Dutt in the latest edition of our podcast, Inside Out.

Rajiv’s Killing to Modi’s Rise | Political Insider's Explosive Secrets on India’s Netas |Barkha Dutt

Did Rajiv Gandhi's Assassination Have a Hidden Story? Shahid Siddiqui Spills Explosive Details in a bombshell revelation, veteran journalist and former MP Shahid Siddiqui makes a startling allegation about the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi—a twist that could reshape how we view one of India’s most tragic political events.In this gripping episode of Inside Out, Barkha Dutt sits down with Siddiqui, author of I, Witness—a powerful memoir chronicling the inside story of India's political transformation from Nehru and Indira Gandhi to Narendra Modi.With unmatched access and a journalist’s eye, Siddiqui reveals untold truths, personal encounters, and behind-the-scenes political dramas, including his groundbreaking interview with Modi when he was still Gujarat’s Chief Minister.