Left, Right & Centre

The Gujarat campaign is over and now parliament is getting all set to meet from Friday. But did you know that 2017 will mark the lowest numbers of parliament sittings in years? Has the institution of parliament been undermined? We debate on Left, Right and Centre.

Industrial output slows down, inflation rises, while the Asian Development Bank lowers India's growth forecast. Can the economy bounce back anytime soon?

The government says no to condom ads on TV, except between 10pm and 6 am. Is this another sign of a nanny state? Does the ban make sense?

The bitter campaign for Gujarat is finally over and we are now days away from the results. Why have the stakes been so high in this poll? What's really at stake for both the BJP and the Congress? We debate on Left, Right and Centre.

An unusually combative Dr Manmohan Singh today hit out strongly at what he said were "falsehood and canards being spread to score political points by none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi". It is a rather unprecedented war of words between the Prime Minister and his predecessor and comes in the midst of a bitterly fought election in Gujarat. Manmohan Singh's attack comes after Prime minister Modi in a campaign rally, had accused Dr Singh of meeting with Pakistan representatives to interfere in the Gujarat elections.

Bitter, personal, crass campaign for Gujarat polls - from anti-Muslim videos, HAJ vs RAM posters to crass comments. Has everyone forgotten Vikas and the election is only about Gujarati pride and Hindu-Muslim?

A huge row breaks out over Mani Shankar Aiyar's latest comments against the PM. Rahul Gandhi tells Mr Aiyar to apologise. Has the discourse of the Gujarat campaign been the lowest of the low?

A Muslim man burnt alive in Rajasthan and all of it on video in the name of "love jihad". And then the killer goes on a crass communal rant. Has Muslim hate become the new normal?

Actor Soha Ali Khan on her new book 'The Perils Of Being Moderately Famous' amid the stars in her family -- mom, dad, brother, sister-in-law and now even her 11-month-old nephew.

December 6th, 1992 - a day in modern India's history whose events made a huge impact at that time and whose impact is felt in Indian society, in Indian politics, even today. The Ram Mandir, as an election issue, has gone from being on the backburner to being front and centre. Can India move beyond mandir-masjid?