Will PM Narendra Modi's Message Put a Lid on Beef Politics?
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
Will PM Narendra Modi's Message Put a Lid on Beef Politics?
From Kashmir to Kerala, beef politics continues to play out in violent ways. The Prime Minister has finally stepped into the debate asking the nation to follow the words of President Pranab Mukherjee. On The Buck Stops Here, we look at the Prime Minister's statement. Is it a reprimand to some of his own party members like Sakshi Maharaj, Yogi Adityanath and Sangeet Som? Will it stop the motor-mouths in his own fold and outside from making irresponsible statements? And will it finally end beef politics?
I Feel Bad for My Listeners, Inshallah Will Perform Again: Ghulam Ali
After his concert in Mumbai is cancelled, Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali tells NDTV, "I feel bad for my listeners; it is not in my character to upset anyone". As Shiv Sena defends the boycott of the maestro saying cultural ties with Pakistan and terror can't go together, Ghulam Ali says, "I can only pray for love between India and Pakistan" and that "inshallah, I will perform (in India) again".
Will PM Narendra Modi's Message Put a Lid on Beef Politics?
From Kashmir to Kerala, beef politics continues to play out in violent ways. The Prime Minister has finally stepped into the debate asking the nation to follow the words of President Pranab Mukherjee. On The Buck Stops Here, we look at the Prime Minister's statement. Is it a reprimand to some of his own party members like Sakshi Maharaj, Yogi Adityanath and Sangeet Som? Will it stop the motor-mouths in his own fold and outside from making irresponsible statements? And will it finally end beef politics?
I Feel Bad for My Listeners, Inshallah Will Perform Again: Ghulam Ali
After his concert in Mumbai is cancelled, Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali tells NDTV, "I feel bad for my listeners; it is not in my character to upset anyone". As Shiv Sena defends the boycott of the maestro saying cultural ties with Pakistan and terror can't go together, Ghulam Ali says, "I can only pray for love between India and Pakistan" and that "inshallah, I will perform (in India) again".
