As The Kerala Story 2 film's trailer shows a forced beef scene, Kerala sees memes, SFI "beef festivals," and a sharp political crossfire-culminating in a "cowdung" remark from a state minister. Is this free speech and legitimate protest, or food politics that targets community sentiment and escalates divisions?
After joining the BJP, former Congress leader Bhupen Kumar Borah said he was compelled to leave the Congress because the party's condition in Assam had become "alarming." Citing points from his resignation letter, he referred to controversial remarks made by some Congress MLAs and alleged that internal decisions were out of sync with public sentiment. Borah, who spent 32 years in the party, said those genuinely concerned about Assam's future "could no longer remain" with the Congress.
In a wide-ranging fireside chat, Karan Adani, Managing Director of Adani Ports and SEZ Limited speaks about the philosophy driving the rapid rise of the Adani Group - scale, speed, and strategic focus.
From his early days at Mundra Port to leading ports and logistics, Adani reflects on discipline, self-reliance and ground-level learning that shaped his leadership style. He outlines the group's three core pillars - energy and utilities, transport and logistics, and materials - and explains how capital allocation, long-term bonds, and partnerships power expansion.
Former Assam Congress chief Bhupen Borah, who recently announced he'd join the ruling BJP in the poll-bound state, met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah this evening.Borah told NDTV that more Congress leaders are preparing to leave the party and join the BJP by March 8. "I told Amit Shah that many Congress leaders would be joining," he said. Borah praised Shah for "thinking in terms of generations" and not just current politics in making strategy. The former Congress leader also took what appeared to be a swipe at Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra over "not smiling". "I have always seen her cheerful in Assam campaigns. But this time she seemed concerned and worried," Borah told NDTV.
