Left, Right & Centre

In 1977, the Janata alliance was successful is defeating the incumbent Congress. As the opposition pushes for unity ahead of the 2024 polls, will it be able to pull off a 1977 formula in 2024? Watch Left, Right and Centre.

Four soldiers were killed in firing by two armed men at a military station in Punjab's Bathinda early this morning. The Army suspects that an INSAS Assault rifle that went missing just two ago was used in the attack. The accused are on the run. On Left, Right and Centre, we discuss the questions arising from this tragic incident.

Amid the opposition attempts of forging an alliance ahead of the 2024 national elections, there were reports last week that Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge had last week dialled Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The Janata Dal (United) leader has, on several occasions, said he is waiting for the Congress to take the initiative of uniting the opposition.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, asked about the reports of 'violence against minorities' in the western media, said there is nothing such as targeting of minorities in the country. Muslims are doing better in India than Pakistan, she said.

As Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot gears up to go on a one-day hunger strike tomorrow in his demand to 'probe corruption,' on Left, Right & Centre, we ask - is he reigniting the old Congress headache of opening a new front against Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in Rajasthan?

"No one can touch an inch of India's land," says Home Minister Amit Shah on his two-day visit to border state Arunachal Pradesh. This comes after China slammed his decision to visit the area - saying it was a violation of their 'sovereignty'. But as the China threat in Arunachal grows, New Delhi develops a plan to build frontier villages in the state.

All eyes are on the BJP as the party holds a central election committee meet to finalise its candidates for the Karnataka polls. The BJP is the only party that hasn't released any candidate list yet, whereas the other contending parties in the state, the Congress and the JD(S), have both released their lists earlier. On Left, Right & Centre, we ask what is the strategy behind BJP's delayed candidate list?

While the Congress and other Opposition parties are sharpening their attack on the Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre over the Hindenburg-Adani issue, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar on Friday struck a discordant note. In an interaction with NDTV,  Pawar said there is no need for a JPC probe into the allegations levelled by Hindenburg Research against the Indian conglomerate since the Supreme Court is seized of the matter. As Pawar questions the point of JPC will this be a setback for opposition Unity? Watch Left Right & Centre.

As the BJP celebrates its 43rd anniversary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the journey of the party. In his speech and a message to the opposition, he said the opposition is frustrated, desparate and is conspiring against the BJP. But can the opposition negate the version presented by PM Modi? Watch on Left Right and Centre.

In a huge setback to the opposition, the Supreme Court has refused to consider a petition by 14 opposition parties that accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of abusing its power and using central investigating agencies to harass and intimidate its political rivals. On Left Right and Centre we discuss why was the petition rejected? The doubts and feasibility of the plea.