Left, Right & Centre

The arrest of 22-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi in connection with the probe into the Greta Thunberg "toolkit" has led to a massive outrage by activists. The police remain firm on their stand, saying that Disha was a key conspirator who collaborated with pro-Khalistani groups. On Left, Right & Centre tonight, we discuss if this 22-year-old really is the villain in this story and if this is not a case of police overreach.

As petrol and diesel prices go up for the sixth straight day, former petroleum secretary SC Tripathi explains why it's the consumers who always get the short end of the stick.

The Supreme Court said the right to protest cannot be "anytime and everywhere", while dismissing a plea seeking review of its verdict passed last year in which it had held the occupation of public ways during the anti-CAA protests at Shaheen Bagh in Delhi was "not acceptable". On Left, Right and Centre we analyse whether the Supreme Court order have far reaching consequences.

India and China begin the disengagement process. On Left, Right and Centre we decode the big move and analyse if this is a real deal or will we potentially return to a situation where we have been betrayed?

An open war between the government and Twitter has broken out. Do demands to block journalists, activists, politicians violate their right to free expression?

Author and Columnist, Shobhaa De, speaks exclusively to NDTV on the government vs Twitter war. "Government is not likely to win. Those 140 characters can indeed be lethal, can start a controversy," she said.

The Chinese Defence Ministry says both India and China have started disengaging on the north and south bank of Pangong Lake. Is this a breakthrough?

The war between the government and Twitter is in the open. Twitter issues a statement saying the safety of their employees is top priority at a time where they have refused to restore more than 250 accounts they had suspended after a demand from the government. The tweets, linked to the farmer violence, Twitter felt were not a violation of its policy. The government, on the other hand has the power of the law - will they take action?

High resolution images available with NDTV indicate the clearest ever sequence of events leading up to the glacier burst in Uttarakhand's Chamoli on Sunday, which left 30 dead and over 170 missing. Before and after images with fairly incredible clarity show the magnitude of the avalanche. An image from February 6 shows an ice and snow covered ridge line, a part of the Trishala glacier. But after the avalanche, on February 8, an entire chunk of ice is missing. (Photo Credit: Planet Labs Inc)

On Left, Right & Centre tonight, the latest on the Uttarakhand disaster. Over 200 people are missing, rescue operations are on. We discuss everything from the rescue operations to the ecological fragility of the area to whether government reports on the dangers posed by hydel power projects in the state are being ignored to, of course, global warming.