Yes to Sharif, No to Modi: Imam's Anti-India Invite - A 'Shahi' Betrayal?
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
Yes to Sharif, no to Modi: Imam's anti-India invite - A 'Shahi' betrayal?
Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid has invited Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif for his son's anointment as his successor next month. He has, however, refused to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying Muslims have not forgiven Mr Modi for 2002 riots. On The Buck Stops Here, we debate: is the imam's move a 'Shahi' betrayal that has let all Indian Muslims down?
Will go beyond list of 627 names, says head of Supreme Court panel on black money
"We will spare no one," that was the message from the senior jurists who head the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing black money beneficiaries. In their very first comprehensive interview, Justice MB Shah and Justice Pasayat told NDTV that they were both known for making no exception when it comes to corruption. In an exclusive interview they said, their mandate extends well beyond the 627 names on the list given by the government and they will now seek inputs from the public as well.
Fragile peace in riot-torn Trilokpuri: A ground report
On The Buck Stops Here, a ground report from east Delhi's Trilokpuri area as it limps back to normalcy after communal clashes last week. There may still be lingering tension in the area, but the communities have only one demand, that everyone lives in peace and harmony as always.
Yes to Sharif, no to Modi: Imam's anti-India invite - A 'Shahi' betrayal?
Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid has invited Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif for his son's anointment as his successor next month. He has, however, refused to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying Muslims have not forgiven Mr Modi for 2002 riots. On The Buck Stops Here, we debate: is the imam's move a 'Shahi' betrayal that has let all Indian Muslims down?
Will go beyond list of 627 names, says head of Supreme Court panel on black money
"We will spare no one," that was the message from the senior jurists who head the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing black money beneficiaries. In their very first comprehensive interview, Justice MB Shah and Justice Pasayat told NDTV that they were both known for making no exception when it comes to corruption. In an exclusive interview they said, their mandate extends well beyond the 627 names on the list given by the government and they will now seek inputs from the public as well.
Fragile peace in riot-torn Trilokpuri: A ground report
On The Buck Stops Here, a ground report from east Delhi's Trilokpuri area as it limps back to normalcy after communal clashes last week. There may still be lingering tension in the area, but the communities have only one demand, that everyone lives in peace and harmony as always.
