The Policy–Economics Dialogue Series, organized by the Department of Statistics and Data Science in collaboration with the Econovation Club, continues with its second session on the theme “Why the Right Questions Matter: A Policy Analyst’s Approach to Real-World Challenges.” In the realm of public policy, the quality of outcomes often depends on the quality of questions asked. This session will explore how framing the right questions is crucial to understanding complex real-world problems, designing effective policies, and ensuring meaningful impact. It will highlight the importance of critical thinking, data-driven inquiry, and structured problem-solving in policy analysis. The session will be delivered by Dr. Vikash Gautam, who brings valuable experience in policy research and analysis. This session is part of the Policy–Economics Dialogue Series, which aims to foster critical thinking and meaningful engagement by bridging academic insights with real-world policy discussions.