India Decides @ 9

BJP president Nitin Gadkari responds to an NDTV investigation into all the charges of a quid pro quo and conflict of interest in the source of funds for his company, the Purti Group; 50 years after India lost the 1962 war with China, a debate on whether India has forgotten the lost soldiers on 1962; and more on the 9 O'clock news.

On the 9 O'clock news: NDTV has learnt that the Home Ministry fears that complaints filed against the Prime Minister and Sonia Gandhi by the BJP's youth wing may be turned into regular FIRs so they contemplated legal action on it; also a debate on should allegations against Sharad Pawar be probed.

In Karnataka, Sonia takes on BJP over corruption; ex-cop YP Singh slams Kejriwal for going soft on Sharad Pawar; and wife of the farmer named in the Gadkari expose says her husband is still missing.

Kejriwal and his group have scored a self-goal, says BJP; Khurshid threatens Kejriwal over trip to his constituency; and Obama seems to have the edge over Romney in Round Two.

Kejriwal asked me for a job in the National Advisory Council, says Digvijaya; there is enough evidence to probe Virbhadra Singh for alleged corruption, says BJP; and Felix Baumgartner creates history with the highest free fall.

An angry Salman Khurshid issues a point by point rebuttal in a dramatic conference; Arvind Kejriwal says not enough; the Law Minister also tells NDTV that he has the support of his party as he faces a raging controversy; and more on the 9 O'clock news.

An exclusive interview with Salman Khurshid's wife, Louise, who is at the centre of allegations that her NGO siphoned off government funds meant for the physically challenged; also the latest on NDTV's investigation on how a leading steel firm may have paid off a top Congress leader and several government ministries.

On a day Narendra Modi ends his month long yatra, the UK ends a virtual ban on business with his government after the 2002 riots; the Delhi Police say they have solved the Pune blast after they arrested three men from the capital; is Arvind Kejriwal changing the political discourse? And more on the 9 O’clock news.

Haryana's dictatorial khaps offer medieval prescription for rapes in the state, Mayawati defers decision on support to the UPA and Centre's reliable ally Sharad Pawar says his NCP is ready for snap polls.

Team Kejriwal today made fresh allegations against Robert Vadra, DLF and also, the Haryana Government. We take a hard look at the allegations and discuss if they counter claims of no favouritism.