Left, Right & Centre

Navjot Singh Sidhu, accused by the ruling BJP of "betraying" his country by hugging the Pakistan army chief during his visit to Islamabad for Imran Khan's oath, said today: "My jhappi was no Rafale deal". Speaking to NDTV, the Punjab minister also referred to the India-Pakistan cricket match while making his case.

In a major twist in the AgustaWestland case, NDTV has learnt that there is no court order to extradite middleman Christian Michel wanted by India. NDTV has also learnt that Michel has now gone missing. In this show, we try to get to the bottom of the story.

The RSS has launched outreach as the organisation claims it has been misunderstood. Is this an image makeover by the RSS and will it work?

As more evidence emerges of how the CBI allowed Vijay Mallya to get away, we ask why hasn't the government ordered a probe yet? Who will be held accountable?

As Rahul Gandhi hits the road in Madhya Pradesh for the elections, posters project him as 'Shiv bhakt'. Will this attempt at soft Hindutva work for the Congress in these elections?

The RSS begins a special three-day outreach in Delhi, hoping to present their point of view and perspective to people from different walks of life. Should the political opposition engage in a dialogue with the RSS?

It is virtually certain that someone helped fugitive business tycoon Vijay Mallya flee India in 2016. Someone tipped off the billionaire businessman about pending action against him. So who was it?

Our special guest tonight is actor Adil Hussain who has just won top honours in Norway, by winning the Best Actor award at the Norwegian National Awards. He dedicated the win to his hometown in Assam, and in even more good news, the film he won the award for called "What will People Say", has been declared Norway's official entry for the 2019 Academy Awards. "What Will People Say" is set in Pakistan and Norway and traces how a Pakistani immigrant family deals with its teenage daughter's affair with a local boy. Hussain has worked in big commercial films like the 'Life of Pi' and 'English Vinglish' with Sridevi.

The full-blown political war over Vijay Mallya's bombshell claim of having met Finance Minister Arun Jaitley just before he left India. Today, as Rahul Gandhi demands Arun Jaitley's resignation and the BJP accuses him back of being in collusion with Mallya, the big question is: How was Vijay Mallya allowed to leave the country in the first place? Who was responsible for downgrading the CBI lookout notice against Mallya which helped him flee? And did Mallya get tipped off?

Historian and author Ramchandra Guha is out with his latest volume on Mahatma Gandhi's life. The first booked looked at Mahatma Gandhi's years in South Africa and ended with his departure to India. The latest one looks at Mahatma Gandhi's political battle from the time he left South Africa to his assassination in 1948. In this book, Mr Guha has relied on several new sources and brought out aspects of Mahatma Gandhi's life that haven't got much attention until now -- like his battle against untouchability, or the influence that BR Ambedkar had on his thinking. "I know (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi admired (Jawaharlal) Nehru," Mr Guha told NDTV, pointing out that PM Modi had a portrait of Jawaharlal Nehru at his Gujarat office.