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Jairam Ramesh insulted party loyalist journalist Mausmi Singh after she asked a question on Sonia Gandhi's Rajya Sabha election

India Today journalist claimed violence happened at farmer protests because the protesters were not allowed to enter Delhi.

Several protesters at the Shambhu border in Haryana resorted to stone-pelting, causing injuries to police personnel and civilians.

49% of respondents said that the Congress is better off without the Gandhi parivaar.

Rahul Kanwal questioned Rajdeep Sardesai for blaming the news channels for the perception of BJP's win in 2024 while the opposition had already conceded defeat.

Justice Subramonium Prasad dismissed the petition, stating that TV Today had broken Rule 7 (Advertising Code) of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, by displaying the '100 Pipers' logo while advertising 100 Pipers Music CDs.

Amit Malviya told Rajdeep Sardesai, "I think in your last days as a journalist, you should try and restore some credibility."

Shehzad Poonawala's post was reshared by many X users exposing how India Today's 'journalists' ganged up to bully the BJP spokesperson. However, no clarification in this regard is given by the chairperson or the news director of the media group.

Sanyal explains that Pattnaik's claim that the battle of ten Kings happened in the Kurukshetra is entirely wrong. It happened on the banks of Parushni, that is Ravi, Western Punjab.

"A team of journalists, my own political supporters and for the other one, I have a system in place for the past 10 years," the Congress leader inadvertently spilt the beans.