Left, Right & Centre

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has been severely criticised for retweeting a meme that attacks Prime Minister Narendra Modi with crude abuses. The BJP reacted by saying it shows his diseased mind. The Congress has been demanding that the PM block abusers and haters who have been in the limelight after spewing venom on Gauri Lankesh's death. The Twitter battle gets ugly.

A seven-year-old boy was found murdered in the toilet of Ryan International School in Gurugram. His throat slit and a wooden-handled knife found next to his blood-soaked body. Anxious parents ask, are our kids safe in schools? Should schools do more for child safety?

48 hours after the murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh, there is no progress in the police probe, but what has emerged is a vicious section of people on social media who are celebrating her murder and threatening other journalists. Is India being overtaken by hate?

Aung San Suu Kyi speaks out after coming under fire for her government's treatment of Rohingya Muslims. Should India have taken a stand?

Now the former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has said he warned against demonetization. What really lead the government to push for the notes ban?

First there was Gorakhpur, now there is Farrukhabad. More children have died in hospital and here too allegedly because of lack of oxygen. What is the state government doing? Should Chief Minister Adityanath take responsibility?

For the first time, Pakistan-based terror groups have been named in a resolution adopted by BRICS member states. The resolution by the cooperation group comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa is a big diplomatic victory for India. But will this change how China deals with its all-weather friend Pakistan?

In a first of its kind joint television show, NDTV's Vishnu Som co-anchors with the leading host of China's state run, China Global Television Network. Watch this interesting debate on the most contentious elements of the India-China relationship, undercurrents of which will be clearly felt in the upcoming BRICS Nations Summit.

The GDP numbers for the last quarter are out and it's a shocker - growth has fallen to 5.7%, which is the lowest in three years. Key core sectors of the economy have also slowed down further. From demonetization to this, is the economy in serious trouble?

Godmen or fraudmen? What explains India's obsession with them?