Why Annamalai wants to quit the BJP
K. Annamalai's decision to step away from active BJP politics has reignited questions about the BJP's Tamil Nadu strategy.
On this Special Report, the focus is on former Ministry of Home Affairs official R.V.S. Mani, who has sparked a fresh controversy following his Padma Shri recognition. Mani, known for his explosive allegations regarding the coining of the 'Saffron Terror' term, has lauded the current government's national security push. He stated, 'There is a statement and a message from the Prime Minister and the Home Minister that we will stand with those who stand for the country.' The transcript highlights Mani's claims that he was pressured by the previous Congress-led UPA government in 2009 to sign a fabricated affidavit. He further alleged that past administrations targeted Hindu leaders in cases like the Samjhauta Express blast to secure vote banks. India Today’s Aman Bhardwaj reports on how Mani’s book and subsequent award have reignited the debate over political interference in national security narratives and the alleged anti-Hindu agenda in Karnataka.
K. Annamalai's decision to step away from active BJP politics has reignited questions about the BJP's Tamil Nadu strategy.
The mystery surrounding 24-year-old trekker Babita Pandey, who vanished during the Dayara trek in Uttarkashi, has deepened as she remains untraceable after five days.
The central government has transferred the Chairperson and Secretary of the Central Board of Secondary Education amid controversy over the on-screen marking contract. Meanwhile, Lokhande Prashant Sitaram has been appointed as the new CBSE chairman.
Siddaramaiah has been appointed to the Congress Working Committee ahead of CM-designate DK Shivakumar's oath-taking ceremony on Wednesday.