On the eve of the withdrawl of thousand of US troops from Afghanistan, Yogita Limaye speaks to Afghanistan's vice president, Amrullah Saleh. Show more

On the eve of the withdrawl of thousand of US troops from Afghanistan, Yogita Limaye speaks to Afghanistan's Vice President Amrullah Saleh. Show more

Choosing Mary for the School Nativity. Plus India's iron lady Jayalalithaa Jayaram, 60 Years of the National Childbirth Trust and life after forced marriage. Show more

Yogita Limaye talks to Sania Mirza, one of India's most iconic sportspersons, about her journey and the many controversies she's had to face along the way. Show more

In this special edition of Witness from Mumbai, Yogita Limaye introduces five witnesses who have experienced Indian history first hand.

Tanya Beckett looks at the day that Danish Jews were secretly warned of Nazi plans to send them to concentration camps.

We hear from the British scientist who helped alert the world to an environmental tragedy, and one of the thousands of Danish Jews who escaped the Holocaust.

Razia Iqbal introduces us to five people who have experienced extraordinary moments in history, including a de-mining expert who accompanied Princess Diana. Show more

This month on Witness, the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas, some of Afghanistan's most significant monuments.

In this special edition of Witness, Yogita Limaye introduces us to five extraordinary moments in Indian history, including India's first track-and-field gold medallist. Show more

In a special edition of Witness, we'll hear five first-hand accounts of extraordinary moments in Japanese history.

Yogita Limaye is at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies hearing about the Skills India initiative aiming to make hundreds of millions of Indians more employable.

Against a backdrop of disappointing economic growth and diverging fortunes, Yogita Limaye asks company bosses and academics what the grouping of BRICS nations has achieved. Show more

Yogita Limaye reports from Delhi. The Narendra Modi government promised to fix the economy, but has India become an easier place to do business?

Yogita Limaye reports from Delhi. The Narendra Modi government promised to fix the economy, but has India become an easier place to do business?

This month the leaders of the BRICS nations held their annual summit in India against a backdrop of disappointing economic growth and diverging fortunes. Yogita Limaye asks company Show more

Yogita Limaye talks to tennis player Sania Mirza, one of India's most iconic sports stars, who has been a very vocal champion of women's rights in the country. Show more