Air India addresses allegations that an elderly passenger was injured due to the airline's failure to provide a pre-booked wheelchair at Delhi Airport. The airline maintains that the wheelchair was provided and used, but the passenger may have suffered injuries due to other factors. Air India emphasizes its commitment to providing quality service to all passengers, including those with special needs.
At the India Today Conclave, Andhra Pradesh Minister of HRD and IT Electronics, Nara Lokesh, spoke passionately about the ongoing language debate in India. He stressed the significance of promoting regional languages and multilingual education, while also advocating for the importance of learning skills such as German and Japanese to enhance global job opportunities. He rejected the idea of language restrictions and emphasized the need for linguistic diversity in the country. Watch his eye-opening conversation with India Today TV's Consulting Editor, Rajdeep Sardesai.
The latest controversy surrounding a popular digital show in India, India's Got Latent, has brought to light important discussions about the line between comedy and responsibility on the internet. Host Ranveer Allahbadia's remarks have caused a nationwide debate, with individuals from all walks of life speaking out about the incident. While some have questioned the rapid escalation of the issue, others have drawn attention to the larger context of hate speech and its consequences. Politician Priyanka Chaturvedi strongly emphasized the need for responsible use of platform and plans to formally address the issue.
Shazia Ilmi, national spokesperson of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), accused news channel India Today and its consulting news editor, Rajdeep Sardesai, of objectifying her during a televised debate. This was in response to a video released by the news channel showing Ilmi removing her lapel mic during the debate. Sardesai countered her claims and accused Ilmi of misbehaving with the channel's video journalist, leading to a heated exchange on X (formerly Twitter). The incident has sparked a debate on media ethics and the treatment of political guests on news channels.
Former TV journalist-turned-politician Shazia Ilmi has accused India Today Television and Rajdeep Sardesai of objectifying her after Sardesai shared a video of her removing her lapel mic and asking the cameraperson to leave. The incident took place during a debate show on the channel, where Ilmi's audio was muted. Sardesai defended his actions by saying the fader was lowered to avoid cross talk, but Ilmi responded by saying she knows how to handle bullies like him. The video has sparked a controversy, with Ilmi alleging that Sardesai and the channel resorted to bad behaviour.
A horrifying incident in Silchar, Assam has led to the arrest of a couple for pouring hot oil on their three-year-old child. The locals alerted the police after the child's continuous crying, and the couple is currently being investigated for these allegations. Fortunately, the child was rescued and taken to the hospital, while the parents have fled the scene. The accused have been identified as Rajdeep Das and Jaba Das, and the police are looking into the motive behind their actions.
With all eyes on Congress and its upcoming announcement of candidates for Amethi and Raebareli Lok Sabha constituencies, the big question remains on whether Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi will be contesting from Uttar Pradesh. As the Congress's best bet for the 2024 elections, do the Gandhis still hold appeal in the Hindi heartland and will Rahul Gandhi remain the perfect opponent for Prime Minister Modi? Watch panelists discuss this and more on Political Rumble with Rajdeep Sardesai.
In a surprising turn of events, veteran journalist Rajdeep Sardesai shared that his son is a supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi due to his infrastructural developments. Despite being an outspoken critic of the Modi government, Sardesai praised the leader's charisma and impact among the younger generation. The India Today C Voter opinion poll suggests a potential third consecutive win for the Modi-led NDA government in the upcoming general elections.
In a fiery reply to the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge in the Rajya Sabha. He mocked Kharge's '400 paar' statement and expressed his gratitude for providing entertainment during the session. PM Modi also criticized the Congress for not promoting merit and discouraging reservations for backward classes.
Amritpal Singh, a resident of Amritsar, was shot and killed by terrorists in Srinagar, while another person was critically injured. The area has been sealed off and an investigation is underway. This incident has once again raised concerns about the safety of non-locals in Kashmir. In other news, a travel guide has been released to help people plan their pilgrimage to Ayodhya and there are new conditions to be aware of for visa-free travel to Iran. In inspiring news, Rajdeep Kaur has become the first Punjabi woman to drive a fuel tanker in Italy, breaking stereotypes. And finally, a heartwarming video of Kashmiri twin sisters has gone viral, showcasing their love and bond.