A 65-year-old patient in Guna, Madhya Pradesh, died after the ambulance carrying him suffered a tyre puncture and had no spare. The delay sparked outrage, with Congress MLA Rishi Agrawal demanding action against negligent officials.
Assam Police arrested two men in Silchar for posing as doctors and treating patients without valid medical qualifications. Both were caught during raids in separate locations within two days.
A speeding car hit a motorcycle on the Sheopur-Pali highway in Madhya Pradesh, killing a woman and her son, while her husband was critically injured. The family was returning home after attending a wedding when the accident occurred.
Opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Mamata Banerjee hailed India's historic ICC Women's World Cup 2025 victory. They praised the team's courage, determination, and inspiration for future generations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised India's maiden ICC Women's Cricket World Cup triumph as a "historic win" that will inspire future champions, after Harmanpreet Kaur's side defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the final.
Cyber fraudsters posing as ATS officers allegedly held a Bhopal lawyer under 'digital arrest' for three hours by falsely linking him to the Pahalgam terror attack, before police intervened and rescued him.
Over the last 14 days alone, 1,784 stubble‐burning incidents were recorded, highlighting how quickly the situation can escalate during the narrow post-harvest window.
Following an all-party meeting, Stalin wrote on X that the real intention behind the SIR is to take away the democratic rights of the people, and hence, it is the responsibility of all political parties to stand up against the process.
This special report focuses on a tragic road accident in Rajasthan's Phalodi district, where 15 pilgrims lost their lives and two were injured. Key figures including Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and former CM Ashok Gehlot have expressed their condolences. India Today's reporter Dev Ankur stated, 'this perhaps is a tragedy which clearly could have been averted, but that did not happen.' The incident occurred when a Tempo Traveller, carrying devotees from Sursagar in Jodhpur, rammed into a stationary truck near Matoda. The victims were returning home after offering prayers at the Kolayat temple in Bikaner when the fatal collision took place. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident and have been directed to provide all possible assistance to the affected families.
This Special Report from India Today focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's high-profile roadshow in Patna, a major campaign push for the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections for the NDA. The event, which started from Dinkar Golambar and also featured JD(U) leader Lalan Singh and Patna Sahib MP Ravi Shankar Prasad, is analysed by political experts Rajat Seti and Sajjan Kumar. 'Have you ever seen any political leader of any human colour, any political ideology having people take out aarti thalis and trying to do aarti of a leader from their balconies?' asks political analyst Rajat Seti. The report captures the euphoric atmosphere as the Prime Minister's cavalcade moves through the city, just days before the first phase of polling on November 6. It explores the BJP's strategy to energise its core supporters and prevent complacency, juxtaposing the current political climate with the 2020 elections and highlighting the singular influence of 'Brand Modi' on the electoral outcome.
This special report focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic roadshow in Patna, Bihar, a first for any Indian Prime Minister, and his tribute to the revered national poet Ramdhari Singh Dinkar. Political analyst Rajat Seti observed that the BJP's strategy is to 'present a very stark contrast between, you know, a united House of the NDA and Prime Minister going in hammer and tongs against the disunity in the ranks and file of the Congress. And the RJD.' The report details the BJP's aggressive campaign, with senior leaders like Dharmendra Pradhan and Vinod Tavde on the ground, reflecting a strategy to energize the party's base. The event is portrayed as Prime Minister Modi doing the 'heavy lifting' for the NDA alliance in the state, aiming to counter any complacency among urban voters ahead of the crucial polls.
This special report focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's massive roadshow in Patna, a major show of strength by the BJP in its Bihar bastion ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. The coverage delves into the competing campaign narratives of development versus the RJD's 'Jungle Raj' and features a sharp rebuttal from senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad to opposition attacks. Prasad stated, 'If Rahul Gandhi does not know how to respect the post of Prime Minister, then he is sanskaraheen (uncultured/lacking values).' The report captures the charged atmosphere on the ground, analyzing the BJP's strategy to energize its base and the significance of the Prime Minister leading the campaign from the front in a crucial state like Bihar. It also touches upon the absence of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar from the event, which was explained by his engagement in parallel public meetings.
This special report focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's massive roadshow in Patna, kicking off the final campaign leg for the Bihar assembly elections. The event is a significant show of strength for the NDA, which is aiming to secure another term in the state where it won 30 out of 40 Lok Sabha seats in 2024. A young supporter at the rally voiced high expectations, stating, 'Jaise ki agar NDA jeet hoti hai to Bihar mein bahut rozgar milega aur palayan dur hoga' (If the NDA wins, there will be a lot of employment in Bihar and migration will stop). The broadcast captures the voter sentiment on the ground, including among the youth and women, as the first phase of polling on November 6th approaches for 121 constituencies, including those in the capital, Patna. The roadshow began near the iconic Dinkar Chowk, where the Prime Minister paid tribute to the great poet Ramdhari Singh Dinkar.
The woman, Sarojini Joshi, filed a police complaint, in which she mentioned that the man had taken her to Dehradun and introduced her to two of his friends. The trio provided her with a fake appointment letter in exchange for money.
At least nine people, eight women and one child, lost their lives in the stampede that broke out at Srikakulam's Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple on Saturday morning.
This special report focuses on the political face-off during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's roadshow in Patna, Bihar, featuring BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad and his sharp rebuttal to comments made by Congress's Rahul Gandhi. Reacting to Rahul Gandhi calling the Prime Minister 'darpok' (coward), Ravi Shankar Prasad stated, 'If Rahul Gandhi does not know how to respect the post of the prime minister, then he is sanskaar heen (lacking in values)'. The segment captures the heated election atmosphere as Prasad defends the Prime Minister and the NDA's development model. He dismisses allegations of internal conflict within the Mahagathbandhan as public knowledge and criticises Gandhi for his statements, asserting that such remarks are unbecoming of a political leader from a family of prime ministers.
This special report focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's election campaign speech in Bihar, where he attacked the Congress on corruption and announced significant promises for farmers. Citing a former Congress Prime Minister, Modi said, 'a Congress prime minister himself had said that when one rupee is released from Delhi, it becomes 15 paise by the time it reaches the villages'. He questioned which "panja" (hand) was responsible for the pilferage. The PM highlighted that the central government provides farmers with ₹6,000 annually under the PM-Kisan Saman Nidhi scheme. He then unveiled the Bihar NDA's manifesto promise to add an extra ₹3,000 to this, taking the total annual support for farmers in the state to ₹9,000 if the alliance returns to power.
Fifteen people were killed and two others injured when a speeding tempo traveller rammed into a parked truck on the Bharat Mala Expressway in Rajasthan's Phalodi district on Sunday night.
This special report focuses on Trishul 2025, India's massive tri-service military exercise in the Rann of Kutch, involving the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The report details the strategic implications for Pakistan and highlights the context of military buildup near Sir Creek, featuring key figures like Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir. The exercise comes with a stark warning from the Defence Minister who said, 'any misadventure in the Sir Creek will invite a response so strong that it would change both history and geography'. The programme explores the massive deployment of forces, including over 20,000 troops, Rafale jets, and T-90 tanks, and draws parallels to the 1965 conflict, showcasing India's resolve to prevent any incursions.
This special report examines the enduring political legacy of Pasumpon Muthuramalingam Thevar, whose recent birth anniversary saw tributes from across the political spectrum, including PM Modi and CM Stalin, reigniting calls for a Bharat Ratna. The report highlights that his 'biggest fight was against against the British's Criminal Tribes Act, an act that tagged several communities as criminal by birth'. A freedom fighter who joined Subhas Chandra Bose's Forward Bloc, Thevar's image as a spiritual leader and social reformer is crucial for political parties. The AIADMK, and now the BJP, strategically align with his legacy to appeal to the influential Thevar community, a significant vote bank in southern and central Tamil Nadu, making his identity a key factor in the state's power dynamics.
