“I spent three years looking for work on Mumbai’s streets”: Anupam Kher
At the Delhi launch of his acting institute, Actor Prepares, Anupam Kher reflected on his early struggle in Mumbai.
At a session during India Today Conclave East 2021, West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra spoke about a range of economic issues including the state’s model of growth. Mitra also defended the concept of populism in Bengal’s context and gave several examples to show how they have helped the state’s poorer population. He said, “Growth vs populism is a misnomer, it’s a myth. In the 19th century, this word was discovered when it was meant to be people vs this elite. Now, in that case, I am with the people and so is Mamata Banerjee.” Later in the session, the noted economist rejected Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s accusation that the implementation of economic projects in the state has been slow and also explained why some centrally-sponsor schemes have not been implemented in the state.
At the Delhi launch of his acting institute, Actor Prepares, Anupam Kher reflected on his early struggle in Mumbai.
As the showdown between the government and the opposition continued for a second day on Tuesday, eight Opposition MPs were suspended from the Lok Sabha for 'unruly behaviour' after they tore papers and threw them at the Chair.
Just before US President Donald Trump announced the confirmation of the mega trade deal with India, he shared the cover of India Today magazine’s “Newsmakers of the Year 2025” edition, featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside him, with the headline “The mover & the shaker”.
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal hailed the landmark trade deal finalised between India and the United States and said it would make every Indian proud, protect the interest of every Indian and provide huge opportunities.