Left, Right & Centre

Sachin Pilot and the top leadership of the Congress have agreed to a truce. Sachin Pilot is back in the Congress fold in the truest sense of the word. A three-member committee will look into his issues but will he return to Rajasthan? That seems unclear for now. The crisis in the Congress appears over for now. After truce with the Congress, Sachin Pilot says it was a fight for respect and honour.

Shashi Tharoor, Lok Sabha MP, Congress told NDTV, "I don't think Sachin Pilot made any statements against the Congress party. Sachin has talked about certain issues and frustrations."

On Left, Right & Centre: A Boeing team will investigate the Kerala plane crash in which 18 people, including both the pilots, lost their lives, Director General of Civil Aviation Arun Kumar told NDTV.

On this episode of Left Right & Centre: Why did the pilot not divert to an alternate airport despite having enough fuel? Why did the airport touch down 1 kilometre into the runway? Did the wet surface impact the landing? A day after the plane crash in Kerala's Kozhikode, we have more questions than answers.

Maharashtra's coronavirus cases crossed the 5-lakh mark today with a record single-day spike in cases. With 12,822 new infections, the total tally in the worst affected state in the country is now 5,03,084.

A Kerala plane crash survivor shares a horrific account of what transpired before and while the accident. "I saw the passengers being thrown out of their seats after the flight hit the wall, they were screaming," he said.

China intruded into Indian territory in eastern Ladakh in early May, the Defence Ministry acknowledged in a document which had been appearing on the news section of its website since Tuesday. Two days after it was put up on the Ministry of Defence website, the page is missing. This has triggered a political battle with Rahul Gandhi stating that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi is too scared to even name China.

Meet the UPSC toppers, four of the finest young students and soon to be administrators in the country. Learn about their struggles and their extraordinary accomplishments.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday afternoon laid a 40-kg silver brick in Ayodhya to symbolise the construction of Ram Temple. In his address at the grand ground breaking event, PM Modi began by chanting 'Jai Siya Ram' and described Lord Ram as the common thread in India's unity in diversity, PM Modi said, 'Ram is everywhere, Ram belongs to all'.

Ayodhya is set for the grand Ram Temple groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday. The city, which witnessed a turning point in the country's politics, is lit up . There are plans to promote Ayodhya as a big religious tourism destination. The government is expecting huge footfall by 2024, when the long-awaited Ram temple is expected to be completed.