Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's recent remarks in Singapore have ignited a political firestorm, as he acknowledged losses during the operation while withholding specific details, emphasising India's robust response and lessons learned. His comments on conflicts below the nuclear threshold underscore the delicate balance of modern warfare. Watch Left Right And Centre.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar told a parliamentary panel today that India informed Pakistan about strikes on terror camps only after their execution, refuting Congress claims of prior notification. In a heated exchange, Jaishankar slammed Congress as "dishonest" for misrepresenting his remarks on Operation Sindoor, accusing them of twisting facts. Is Congress misrepresenting facts?

After the latest Russian attack on Kyiv, US President Donald Trump who had hoped that his personal equation with Vladimir Putin would end the war now says, "I've always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin of Russia, but something has happened to him. He has gone absolutely crazy!'' Are prospects of peace now increasingly remote? American Professor Andrew Latham joins us on LRC.

PM Modi commends India-made defence tech in Operation Sindoor, showcasing nation's commitment to self-reliance. Joining us on LRC is IdeaForge CFO Vipul Joshi, whose drones played a key role in surveillance, reconnaissance, and border security during the operation.

India is seeing a mild COVID-19 resurgence with 1,009 active cases, led by Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi. Driven by JN.1 subvariants, most cases are mild.  The Health Ministry is monitoring the situation closely, urging boosters for high-risk groups and masks in crowded spaces. Alongside a regional Southeast Asia spike, India remains vigilant but assures the situation is under control. Do we need to worry?

Pakistan regards India as an "existential threat", but India considers China its "primary adversary," and Pakistan more of an "ancillary security problem", the US Defence Intelligence Agency has said in its worldwide threat assessment report for 2025. The report forecasts that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's defence priorities will probably focus on demonstrating global leadership, countering China, and enhancing New Delhi's military power.

The recent remarks made by Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, a woman officer of the Indian Armed Forces, have sparked nationwide outrage. His comments, deemed 'filthy, crass, and shameful' by the Supreme Court, have not only insulted an individual but also disrespected the dignity of the uniform Colonel Qureishi represents. Despite the minister issuing an apology following the backlash, the apex court dismissed it as mere crocodile tears. This incident raises serious questions: Can a public servant speak so irresponsibly about those who serve the nation? Is an insincere apology enough?

Witness the power of the Indian Army's tanks in Operation Sindoor at the LoC. Learn how tanks and BMPs took out dozens of enemy drones in a historic military operation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set the agenda straight against terrorism. Addressing the nation for the first time since Operation Sindoor, PM Modi went ballistic on Pakistan terror. He said, 'Operation Sindoor' that smashed terror infrastructure in Pakistan was not just an operation but a doctrinal change and a policy against terror. Operation Sindoor has not ended; it will be a continuing and decisive action against state-sponsored terror attacks on Indian citizens. Watch Left, Right and Centre only on NDTV.

As tensions between India and Pakistan are escalating rapidly, India’s Ministry of Home Affairs has ordered civil defense mock drills for May 7 to prepare for potential hostile attacks, following the deadly Pahalgam terror strike.  On Left, Right & Centre, experts discuss the escalating tension between the two countries.