People of Delhi have ousted 'AAP'da': PM Modi in his victory speech

On this Special Report, the focus is on the high-profile visit of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended a special gesture by personally receiving the UAE President at Palam Airport in Delhi. Shivani Sharma reports that the visit, though brief, is highly significant for strengthening strategic ties, defence, and economic cooperation. During the meeting, the leaders are expected to review the full spectrum of bilateral relations, including the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and the local currency settlement system. Shivani Sharma noted, 'Prime Minister Narendra Modi according to the sources has Already reached Palam airport to receive him and 4.20 was the time when he was to land'. The programme highlights the deepening partnership between the two nations, anchored in a robust energy relationship and expanding trade investments.

This report covers the significant leadership transition within the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the nomination process for the national president concludes. Nitin Naveen, a 45-year-old leader and current working president, has filed 37 sets of nomination papers to succeed the outgoing chief. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was notably one of the signatories in the papers filed by the BJP parliamentary panel. The speaker notes, 'It is a generational shift that we have seen in the BJP leadership.' The process, which saw participation from top leaders including Home Minister Amit Shah and various Chief Ministers, is expected to result in an unopposed election for Naveen. A formal ceremony attended by the Prime Minister is scheduled for tomorrow at the BJP headquarters, where the official announcement will be made. This transition marks the beginning of what is being described as a new era for the party's organisational structure.

Nearly two hours later, 27-year-old Yuvraj Mehta was dead. Questions remain over delayed rescue and unsafe roads.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised India’s GDP growth estimate for the financial year 2025-26 upward to 7.3 percent.