Watch: Pakistan's Eid Provocation - Should India Get Tough?
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
Pakistan's Eid provocation: Should India get tough?
On The Buck Stops Here, we look at the relentless breaches of ceasefire by Pakistan. Five civilians have been killed on the eve of Eid and there have been fresh round of firing in Poonch and Jammu. We discuss what Pakistan's motives are and what action should India take.
Should Election Commission probe Vadra land deal?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashes out at the Haryana Government in connection with the controversial Vadra-DLF land deal and asks the Election Commission to probe it. Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda says his government has done nothing wrong. We debate whether Prime Minister got the date of clearance of the deal wrong while asking poll panel to probe it, and why was the deal cleared when elections were round the corner.
Right decision to choose Asian Games over rankings: Sania Mirza to NDTV
Asian Games gold medallist Sania Mirza speaks to NDTV about her decision to go to Incheon instead of skipping it for improving her ranking. She says initially she didn't want to sacrifice ATP ranking points but later felt that it wasn't the right decision. She also speaks on Indian sports saying it has a long way to go to match the West in terms of financing, manpower and infrastructure.
Pakistan's Eid provocation: Should India get tough?
On The Buck Stops Here, we look at the relentless breaches of ceasefire by Pakistan. Five civilians have been killed on the eve of Eid and there have been fresh round of firing in Poonch and Jammu. We discuss what Pakistan's motives are and what action should India take.
Should Election Commission probe Vadra land deal?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashes out at the Haryana Government in connection with the controversial Vadra-DLF land deal and asks the Election Commission to probe it. Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda says his government has done nothing wrong. We debate whether Prime Minister got the date of clearance of the deal wrong while asking poll panel to probe it, and why was the deal cleared when elections were round the corner.
Right decision to choose Asian Games over rankings: Sania Mirza to NDTV
Asian Games gold medallist Sania Mirza speaks to NDTV about her decision to go to Incheon instead of skipping it for improving her ranking. She says initially she didn't want to sacrifice ATP ranking points but later felt that it wasn't the right decision. She also speaks on Indian sports saying it has a long way to go to match the West in terms of financing, manpower and infrastructure.
