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The bulletin focuses on the political row after BJP leaders hosted a Chinese delegation at the BJP headquarters in the national capital amid strained India-China ties and continuing tension at the LAC. The Congress attacks the meeting, with the key line being: 'Congress Party's Supriya Sinha claims China has claimed the Shaxgam Valley of Jammu and Kashmir as its own territory.' The programme also says the Congress alleges China has been carrying out construction for the past several days under the name of CPEC after Ladakh, and asks how China has managed to intrude and show 'audacity'. In the discussion, the meeting is described as giving the opposition fresh ammunition, while noting India’s position that unresolved issues must be addressed and it cannot be business as usual if tensions persist.

An India Today report tracks TVK chief Vijay in Delhi after questioning by the Central Bureau of Investigation in connection with the Karur stampede. The report states Vijay was questioned for nearly six hours and then left from a hotel in the national capital for Chennai, while avoiding media questions. One key line in the bulletin is: 'Vijay was grilled by the CBI for over 6 hours yesterday'. A correspondent says the questions focused on why he continued his speech as the situation escalated, what action he took when people were seen falling unconscious, and why he was reportedly late to the venue by nearly six hours. The report adds a further round of questioning may take place after Pongal.

Unidentified speaker reports that violent clashes broke out during the final phase of campaigning for the Kalyan Dombivali Municipal Corporation (KDMC) elections, with polling described as being two days away. The most prominent line in the bulletin says, 'the final stage of the campaign has taken a violent turn with these clashes, clashes between workers of the BJP and the Shinde faction of the Shiv Sena'. The clashes are said to have occurred in the Tukaramnagar area of Dombivali. The bulletin says two BJP and two Shiv Sena office-bearers were injured, and names Omkar Nathikar (described as a BJP candidate’s husband) and Shiv Sena candidate Nitin Patil among those injured. The altercation is linked to allegations of money being distributed at night.

Bangladesh's Youth and Sports Adviser, Asif Nazrul, has stated that India is unsafe for his country's cricketers, creating uncertainty around Bangladesh's participation in the upcoming T20 World Cup matches hosted in India. Nazrul claims 'it is impossible for Bangladesh to play in India' due to an ongoing 'anti-Bangladesh campaign' and a lack of security. He is demanding a neutral venue, such as Sri Lanka, for his team's matches. The adviser also questioned the neutrality of the International Cricket Council (ICC), suggesting it may be influenced by India. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has indicated it is awaiting a final decision from the ICC on the matter, with a travel deadline for the team approaching on January 26.