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On this Special Report, Maharashtra NCP MLA and spokesperson Sana Malik Sheikh discusses the elevation of Sunetra Pawar to the post of Deputy Chief Minister following the tragic demise of Ajit Pawar. Addressing concerns regarding Sunetra Pawar's lack of direct administrative experience, Sheikh asserts, 'Sunetra Vahini is capable enough to take her own decisions and not her own decisions, for the decisions of the party, for the decisions for Maharashtra'. Sheikh dismisses comparisons to a 'Rabri Devi-like situation', arguing that Sunetra Pawar has been socially and politically active behind the scenes for years, particularly within the Baramati region. She emphasizes that the party unanimously chose her to fill the vacuum left by 'Dada' (Ajit Pawar) and to maintain party unity. The discussion also touches upon Sunetra Pawar's political lineage, noting her family's long-standing involvement in Maharashtra politics, as the NCP seeks to transition under new leadership amidst claims of dynastic politics.

On this special broadcast of India Today Global, the focus is on the India-Arab Ministerial Summit in New Delhi. Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabikian discusses the 'Board of Peace' document, noting, 'We are not a menu. We have to be around the table on the decision-making level, because today for Palestinians it's enough that people are continuing to talk about us.' She addresses concerns regarding the 'Riviera' plan for Gaza, emphasizing that the land must remain Palestinian. The programme also features strategic expert Dr. Wael Awad, who analyzes the escalating tensions between the United States and Iran in the Persian Gulf. Dr. Awad highlights the potential impact of a military conflict on global trade and India's energy security. The report further explores Turkey's role as a mediator and the implications of the European Union's recent listing of Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organisation. Minister Aghabikian concludes by urging India to maintain its historic support for international law and the two-state solution.

On this special broadcast of India Today Global, the focus is on the India-Arab ministerial summit in New Delhi. Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabikian discusses the 'Board of Peace' document, noting that while it lacks specific mentions of Gaza or a two-state solution, Palestine welcomes it as a path toward statehood under UN Security Council Resolution 2803.

On this special report, Palestine's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Varsen Aghabikian, discusses the 'Charter of Border Peace' and the path toward Palestinian statehood. Speaking on the sidelines of the India-Arab foreign ministers' meeting, she emphasizes the necessity of Palestinian inclusion in decision-making, stating, 'We need to be around the table. We're not a menu.' Aghabikian critiques Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s vision of a 'greater Israel' and his history of violating agreements. She acknowledges the Arab world as the 'backbone' of the Palestinian cause, highlighting the consensus against displacement and for a two-state solution. Addressing India’s role, she describes the nation as a 'two-stater' and the world's largest democracy, urging it to stand by international law. She clarifies that Palestine does not seek to delegitimize Israel but insists on the legitimization of the Palestinian state, suggesting India could serve as a bridge in the ongoing conflict.