Left, Right & Centre

A woman in UP died this week allegedly due to starvation. Her family says she couldn't do her biometrics for her Aadhaar card and couldn't get rations as a result. Is Aadhaar doing more harm than good for the poor? Or can the systems be fixed?

On National Press Day we debate whether India's press is really free.

Row over the movie Padmavati escalates- Is the film being held hostage to politics?

As states squabble and the Centre only intervenes, it turns out that the Delhi Government has a staggering 787 crores which it hasn't spent on fighting pollution. Has there been an utter failure on this front? Does the Centre also need to do more?

In an interview with NDTV, Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani says the BJPs campaign plank is nationalism.

As another RSS worker is killed in Kerala, we ask why is Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan unable to stop this cycle of political violence?

Seven months after Pehlu Khan's murder in Rajasthan's Alwar another Muslim man is killed in Rajasthan on suspicions of cow smuggling. Does the state simply lack the will to act against cow vigilantes?

Patidar leader Hardik Patel says he will support the Congress in the upcoming Gujarat elections. As the Gujarat battle heats up, will the issue of reservations turn out to be a tricky one to handle?

India may have done well in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business report, jumping 30 points but starting a business remains a big concern. NASSCOM today released its annual report on the state of India's Startup ecosystem. The industry body says seed funding for new Start-ups has come down dramatically by 50%, because of unfriendly taxation. NDTV speaks to NASSCOM President R Chandrashekhar.

While the World Bank report has reflected significant improvement in ease of doing business, India still has a long way to go. Businesses still find the going tough. However, some states are doing better than others. Niti Aayog CEO, Amitabh Kant speaks exclusively to NDTV on business reforms undertaken by various states.