Left, Right & Centre

Two distinguished economists face off on the state of the economy. Just how bad is it? And what can we do? Watch the PM's new advisor Surjit Bhalla take on Pronob Sen.

From sons to son-in-laws, both the BJP and the Congress firefight on families. Robert Vadra is now under the lens for links to a fugitive arms dealer - should the Congress leadership speak out?

Despite massive nutrition-focused programs, India rates a disastrous 100 among 119 countries in the 2017 Global Hunger Index. Even neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka are ranked higher than India, which means while we are talking of becoming a great global power, millions of Indians are being deprived of food every day.

Rahul Gandhi is all set to take over the Congress later this month, but can he change the party's fortunes?

Pollution levels in Delhi are already high and as we head into winter, it is going to get worse. On the show, we do a reality check on the promises made by governments on the steps that were meant to be taken. Are we ready? Or is there a lack of political will to deal with air pollution?

India is no longer the fastest growing economy in the world. As the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council holds it's first meeting today, can they really help?

In Rahul Gandhi's constituency Amethi, BJP chief Amit Shah attacks the Congress vice president's record as MP. Meanwhile, Mr Gandhi goes after Mr Shah's son and raises job losses. Who is winning the battle of perception?

Maharashtra's environment minister wants the state government to consider a cracker ban, but will it take much more to really tackle pollution?

This time it may not be a festive Diwali. The RBI's survey shows that consumer confidence is declining, business sentiment in manufacturing is dipping, inflation is on the rise and growth is sliding. When will the economy pick up?

As campaigning picks up in Gujarat for the upcoming polls with both the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi hitting the ground, we discuss - who has the edge? Is the BJP unbeatable in its bastion? Or has anti-incumbency and the economy made the party nervous?