BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli swapped TV debates for rock 'n' roll at Delhi's The Piano Man, performing alongside sister Vandana. Rooted in their Kolkata upbringing and Rabindra Sangeet training, the duo's high-energy act surprised audiences and sparked buzz online, with one viral reaction on X calling him "pravakta (spokesperson) by day, rockstar by night."
Vijay's attire and messaging marked a political turning point in Tamil Nadu, symbolising a generational shift and the end of an era of Dravidian political norms. With Arvind Kejriwal's "aam aadmi" image recently under strain amid controversies, Vijay appears to have filled the vacuum.
Leading Bengal CM face Dilip Ghosh told indiatoday.tech that Mamata Banerjee turned "netas into goondas and goondas into netas," but said the BJP may later admit "useful" leaders. He called for Mamata's party to be uprooted, accused her of undermining democratic institutions, and said the party's priority would be restoring law and order.
State BJP president Samik Bhattacharya, speaking to indiatoday.tech ahead of the Assembly results, called it an "election of rejection" of Mamata Banerjee. He projected 200-plus seats and framed the campaign around Bengali pride, identity, and a "Bengal first" sentiment.
A tribute to Raghu Rai's meditative approach to photography, tracing his India Today years and how presence, instinct, and a keen eye turned ordinary moments into enduring images, as recalled by a colleague who worked closely with him.
Uncertainty clouds Bengal's poll timeline as massive voter deletions, ongoing adjudication, and a not-yet-fully functional appellate system collide with tightening deadlines. With rolls set to freeze today and legal processes unfinished, the Supreme Court's next move will be crucial in deciding whether elections proceed as scheduled or face disruption.
Trump's mix of tareefs and threats towards PM has, for now, given Rahul Gandhi constant fodder. In a Bihar election campaign lacking narrative and consistency, the Congress is trying to loosely cling to Trump - whether it's his outrageous claims of stopping an India–Pakistan war or his "dead economy" jibe.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor questioned whether PM Modi's absence from a historic global event was a missed opportunity for India. Yet, had Modi been pulled alongside Sharif on stage as Trump played peacemaker, it's Tharoor's party that would have been crying 'Sharm-naak'.
Following India Today Online's report, the Ameenpur Police on August 13 registered an FIR based on Panchami's complaint under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for outraging the modesty of a woman, voluntarily causing hurt, and criminal intimidation.
Curiously, Trump signed off his tariff announcement to India by writing 'MAGA!' at the end. Is it because Trump is finally playing to the gallery—appearing to please his MAGA base, which was unhappy over his softer stance on immigration and H-1B policies that benefit India—just days before stepping into the Oval Office? Find out
After dropping the F-bomb in front of the cameras, a visibly furious Trump retired to his chopper. It was a long, dreary walk, the MAGA hat hanging loosely in his hands. As he boarded his jet to the Netherlands to attend a NATO summit, Trump left hoping the flimsy ceasefire he had brokered would hold in the days to come.
From creating storage on the western rivers - Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab - to stopping the sharing of water flow data, the implications could be disastrous for Pakistan, which is heavily dependent on the Indus River System. Under such circumstances, what options do Pakistan really have? Find out
While Trump didn't shed further light on his 'hell to pay' statement, experts say that his ultimatum was not only meant for Hamas but for Benjamin Netanyahu as well.
