In a major disclosure, Semaphore reveals that The Washington Post and The New York Times withheld information about a secret US raid to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The report contrasts this silence with the criticism Indian media faced during 'Operation Zindur'. Following Maduro's capture, US President Donald Trump declared that 'very large United States oil companies' will 'spend billions of dollars' to fix Venezuela's infrastructure. As Delcy Rodriguez takes charge amidst chaos, the report by Rohit Sharma and Pranay Upadhyay explores the geopolitical battle for Venezuela's oil.
Days after Congress severed its long-standing alliance with DMK to extend conditional support to the TVK, the DMK passed a resolution condemning the grand old party for betrayal and said the 'INDIA bloc is gone'.
The big focus of this episode 5 Live is on the political standoff in Tamil Nadu, where Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar has paused the swearing-in of TVK chief Vijay asking to return only after securing signatures of 118 MLAs to prove majority support.
This episode of So Sorry is a funny take on Vijay's blockbuster entry into Tamil Nadu politics in the just concluded assembly election and who is all set to become the chief minister.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi said that TVK chief Vijay should have been called by the Governor and given about a week's time to prove his majority on the floor of the House.
