West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has all the capabilities of leading the country, Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy said, days after attending a rally in Kolkata where leaders of most of the country's Opposition parties came together on a single stage.
Meanwhile on Sunday, BJP questioned DMK president M K Stalin that why he could not reiterate his 'Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for Prime Minister pitch' in the Opposition rally at Kolkata and added that it showed that he has diverged from his avowed stand.
With such confusion around, the big question is who will be gathbandhan's PM face or will it be divided by ambition?
After Venezuelan opposition leader **María Corina Machado presented her 2025 Nobel Peace Prize medal to U.S. President Donald Trump in a symbolic gesture of appreciation
This episode of Postmortem investigates the harrowing operations of Pakistani grooming gangs in the United Kingdom, which have targeted minor girls for nearly three decades.
On this Special Report, the focus is on the massive political controversy in Madhya Pradesh triggered by Congress MLA Phool Singh Baraiya. The legislator has drawn severe criticism for his derogatory remarks regarding women and backward communities. Baraiya claimed that 'pretty women can distract men and which can lead to their rape' while further asserting that there are no 'pretty women' in the Adivasi, SC, ST, and OBC communities. He went on to suggest that raping a backward woman is considered equal to a 'pilgrimage' in certain scriptures. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has slammed the MLA, accusing him of spreading venom in society and demanding that Rahul Gandhi sack him from the party. The programme examines the backlash against these vulgar comments and the political fallout as leaders from the BJP demand accountability from the Congress leadership.
On this episode of Health360, India Today's Sneha Mordani visits the Novo Nordisk headquarters in Bengaluru to speak with Vikrant Shrothia, Corporate Vice President and Managing Director of Novo Nordisk India. Shrothia discusses the growing 'metabolic crisis' in India, referring to the intersection of diabetes and obesity as 'diabeticity.'
