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On Day 1 of the no-confidence debate in parliament, Congress attacked Modi government over Manipur violence.

As the stage is set for the big no-confidence motion debate tomorrow, we raise these questions-- will no-trust motion set stage for 2024? Is the opposition justified to call govt anti-democratic? BJP narrative: 'disunited' oppn vs strong BJP?  Is BJP seeking opposition-mukt Bharat?  Watch as panelists debate.

In a big relief for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the Supreme Court stayed his conviction in a 2019 defamation case over his Modi surname remarks.

Days after clashes broke out in Nuh, India Today has accessed the FIR filed by the police in connection with the communal clashes. According to the FIR, an 800-strong mob, shouted pro-Pak slogans and attacked Nuh yatra. 

As the death toll touched six in the Haryana clashes, Chief Minister Khattar said he will make rioters pay for the damage that happened during the clashes.

A day after clashes erupted between two groups during a VHP's procession in Haryana's Nuh district, now a mob today set afire a restaurant and vandalised shops in Gurugram's Badshahpur.

The Supreme Court today rapped centre and state govt stating the Manipur crimes and violence against women in other states cannot be compared.

The Union Home Ministry is in touch with both the Meitei and Kuki groups and talks are in an advanced stage to restore normalcy in Manipur.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi counters the opposition's INDIA alliance with the 'quit INDIA' jibe and says the opposition renaming itself will not erase past misdeeds, we raise these questions on the show: Has the PM set the terms for 2024 duel?

The Congress and the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) submitted notices seeking a no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on the Manipur issue.

With each passing day, as more and more reports of assaults on women in violence-hit Manipur come to light, we raise these questions on the show: Are women the most affected by the violence? Will the perpetrators get away? Will women leaders speak out in one voice? Watch as panelists share their views. 

In this episode of News Today, watch the story of BJP MLA Vungzagin Valte, who was tortured and left to die in Manipur.

Amid growing outrage over violence in Manipur, activists led by the All India Students' Association and the Krantikari Yuva Sangathan gathered at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, demanding Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's resignation and an end to the violence.

The main focus of this episode of News Today is on the horrific Manipur video that showed two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur.

A day after the opposition's show of strength, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar denied reports that he was dissatisfied with the opposition conclave held in Bengaluru for not being made the convenor.

The battlelines are being drawn for the big battle of 2024 -- the Lok Sabha elections. The NDA and the opposition held meetings to chalk out strategies.

In this episode of News Today, watch as panelists discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by the two major alliances -- the opposition and the NDA in the upcoming 2024 elections.

Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a joint statement with French President Emmanuel Macron remarked how France is an important partner in the 'Make in India' and 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' initiatives, what Modi’s visit to France entails has a scope for discussion.Today’s panelists, Mohan Kumar, who is India’s former Ambassador to France, and Nicholas Barre, the Editor in Chief of Les Echos, discuss what Indo-French partnership means for both nations. Kumar, while speaking about the Indo-French partnership, said, “It took both nations 25 years to establish a strategic partnership. They are two middle powers which are trying to make sense of a world that is on the verge of fragmentation, and their partnership is therefore significant.” Agreeing with Mohan, Barre said France considers India instrumental in solving its problems. “We remember the role India played during the Paris agreement issue and we are thankful to India for that,” he said, as he further went on to elaborate how some of French news reports have been critical of PM Modi.

A political word war between the AAP and the BJP after AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj asserted that despite his efforts to contact officers and request the deployment of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams to repair the damaged water regulator, which caused flooding on Thursday night, he received no response from them. In response, the Lieutenant Governor stressed the importance of teamwork and refraining from blaming each other during this time. He acknowledged that while he could also say a lot of things, it was unnecessary at the moment. The word war erupted even as the national capital continues to face severe floods. 

As a political row erupted over the Delhi flood situation on Friday, Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena urged Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj to refrain from engaging in a blame game. He was responding to the latter's alleged delay in the deployment of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to repair the irrigation department regulator, which he claimed worsened the flood situation in the city. Reacting to these allegations, VK Saxena said this is not the time to play blame games. He further said that Bhardwaj should "take his responsibility as a minister seriously and refrain from immature, uninformed and politically motivated behaviour". The L-G said Bhardwaj "mischievously raked up" the ordinance issue to "prejudice the people".