A young woman, Armita Garawand, has been hospitalised in Iran after she collapsed. A rights group says she was beaten into a coma by Iran’s morality police. Priyanka Sharma tells you what happened.

Gravitas: Another Mahsa Amini?

An ex-security service agent has given new insights into late U.S. President John F. Kennedy's assassination. It may cast doubts over the Warren Commission's 'lone-gunman' theory. Was another gunman involved in JFK's killing?

Gravitas: Who really killed JFK? Were there two assassins?

Is Maldives' new President, Mohamed Muizzu, a puppet in his own country? Or is he a man being misled by ill-intentioned forces? We ask this question because the new president of this small but strategically important island nation has made a significant pledge right after being declared the winner. An ill-informed pledge that will harm the people of Maldives in the long run.

Gravitas: Maldives' new President puppet in own country? Pro-China leader vows to oust Indian troops

Pakistan has ordered Afghan nationals to leave its soil by Nov 1. It has asked them to go back or get deported. This decision could impact 1.3 million Afghans. Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Pakistan asks Afghans to leave country | 1.3 million Afghans could get deported

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly programme 'Mann Ki Baat' has completed nine years. A study by IIM-Bangalore and State Bank Of India has found that the monthly broadcast succeeded in popularising several policy initatives. Molly Gambhir tells you more

Gravitas: PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' show: A success story

The Nobel Committee has often been accused of overlooking non-western achievements. As this year's Nobel prize winners are unveiled, we explore the age-old question: Is the prestigious prize too Eurocentric?

Gravitas: Nobel Prize Committee Overlooking Non-Western Achievements?

Great Britain has been keen on policing the world on etiquette. Carrying on the legacy is William Hanson. He is a so-called 'etiquette coach' by profession. He has shared a video on social media explaining how to eat a burger in a formal setting.

Gravitas: The law of fork & knife: British etiquette coach teaches how to eat a burger

Chinese researchers say that consumption of milk tea can lead to addiction, depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. The study says that they still don't know the cause. Can Chinese studies be trusted?

Gravitas: Chinese study: Milk tea causes depression and anxiety | Is China against mixing milk with tea?

Trevor Noah roasted Bengaluru in his comedy show in Mumbai. He ranted about Bengaluru traffic and compared the venue to a tent. Is there no traffic in the U.S? What was Trevor Noah expecting?

Gravitas: Couldn't perform in a semi-permanent tent: Trevor Noah mocks India

Bangladesh has blocked ailing key opposition leader Khaleda Zia from travelling abroad for medical treatment. Why is this happening? Has Sheikh Hasina become paranoid? How is the opposition reacting? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Ailing Bangladesh opposition leader barred from travelling abroad for treatment

A study has found that shouting at children is as damaging as physical or sexual abuse. Parents who shout at their children or call them “stupid” leave their children at greater risk of self-harm, drug use and ending up in jail.

Gravitas: We need to talk about this: Shouting at children, as damaging as physical abuse?

India's aviation regulator DGCA is mulling barring the use of perfumes by pilots. The body suspects that perfumes could lead to false-positives during breath analyser tests. Molly Gambhir brings you.

Gravitas: DGCA mulling barring use of perfumes for pilots

Is NATO playing with fire in Putin's backyard? The U.S.-led bloc has bolstered its troops' presence on the ground amid tensions with Russian ally Serbia. Watch this video to find out more about the escalating situation in the landlocked Balkan nation.

Gravitas: Will Russian Ally Serbia Invade Kosovo? NATO Boosts Forces Amid Escalating Tensions

Not invading Russian forces, leaked U.S. documents reveal that the Biden administration is more concerned about Ukraine's corruption problem. This comes in the backdrop of Biden's steadfast support for Ukraine even as he faces turmoil at home over Ukraine war funding.

Gravitas: Leaked US docs expose Fears Over Ukraine's Future | Could Kyiv Lose Wartime Aid Over This?

Is America being flooded with Chinese agents? There are reports of thousands of military-age Chinese men illegally entering America through the country's southern border. Reports claim these men have similar haircut, tattoos and clothes. Why is China sending an army of agents into the U.S.? What is Beijing's game plan?

Gravitas: U.S. being flooded with Chinese spies? | PLA-linked men enter America

Pro-China leader Mohamed Muizzu has won the country's Presidential race. Has China won the game in Maldives? Will this victory impact India's ties with Maldives? Here's what Molly Gambhir has to say.

Gravitas | Maldives Polls: Pro-China leader Mohamed Muizzu wins race

57 people have died in 2 separate blasts in Pakistan's Balochistan & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces. The blasts unfolded during prayers marking Eid-e-Milad. Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: 57 killed in Balochistan & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa blasts

The UK Home Secretary wants to change the definition of a refugee to tackle UK’s migration problem. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: A failed politician

Karima Baloch's husband, Hammal Haider, has now accused the Pakistan's ISI for killing the activist. He has also called out Trudeau for not paying attention to the issue. Who actually killed Baloch? Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Karima Baloch's husband accuses Pakistan for her killing

Two years after they were first rolled out, experts are still gaining new insights on the COVID-19 vaccine's effects on women's health, from mRNA in breast milk to changes in menstrual cycles. In this episode, we explore the need for gender-inclusive medical research.

Gravitas: What Do We Truly Know About Covid Vaccines? The Unseen Consequences on Women's Health

A series of killings of terrorists has spooked Pakistan's ISI. Over 5 terrorists have died in recent months under mysterious circumstances. Who's hunting terrorists in Pakistan? Here's what Priyanka Sharma has to say.

Gravitas: Pak's ISI spooked after mystery killings of terrorists

While Canada provides a safe haven to extremist elements, India has launched a massive crackdown on the Khalistan-Gangster nexus. India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) has conducted multiple raids across at least six Indian states. Watch this video for more details.

Gravitas: India's anti-terror crackdown, Khalistan-Gangster nexus with links to Canada raided

Can you regrow your teeth after losing them? A Japanese pharma start-up is working on a drug that can help people regrow their teeth.

Gravitas: Losing teeth? This drug can re-grow them

The Afghan currency has become the 'best performing' in this quarter. It has even outpaced the value of the Pakistani rupee. Priyanka Sharma asks: Is Afghanistan a better economic bet than Pakistan?

Gravitas: Afghan currency becomes 'best performing' | Afghani beats Pakistani rupee

A 25-year-old woman convicted of killing & dismembering her ex-boyfriend was seen smiling in court. Priyanka Sharma brings you the story of the gruesome crime.

Gravitas: Murderer smiles in court after being convicted for killing Ex-lover

Akshata Murty, wife of British PM Rishi Sunak, has decided to shut her investment start-up Catamaran Ventures. Why have Murty's businesses been embroiled in controversies?

Gravitas: Did the UK’s first lady benefit from government grants?

A "fake steakhouse" that started as "an elaborate joke" between a group of tech industry friends has gone viral after putting on its first sitting in New York City. Mehran’s Steak House, which had previously only existed as a Google Maps, drew diners to its first – and last – night in business.

Gravitas | From internet joke to one-night restaurant: New York steakhouse

Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is going after Hindus in Canada, asking them to go back to India. Hindu groups have raised the issue with Justin Trudeau. Will the Canadian govt put Pannun behind bars? Here's what Priyanka Sharma has to say.

Gravitas: Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun targets Hindus in Canada | 'Go to India' says Pannun

Ever wondered what planet Earth would look like in the future? A new study has predicted the formation of a supercontinent called the Pangea Ultima. The supercontinent would be largely uninhabitable and it could wipe away all life forms.

Gravitas: A new continent taking shape: Will there be a mass extinction?

In this episode, we expose Canada's decades-long sheltering of the Ukrainian Waffen-SS Galicia Division, a World War II Nazi German military unit formed predominantly of volunteers from Ukraine. We delve into the shocking revelation of how the country has become a safe haven for Nazi war soldiers living under official cover.

Gravitas: Canada's troubling history with Nazi Soldiers, from WWII to today

Scientists across the world are issuing warnings about a new potential pandemic called 'Disease X'. They say this disease could be 20 times deadlier than the Wuhan Virus. Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: 'Disease X' could be 20 times deadlier than the Wuhan virus

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