A YouTube thumbnail featuring Janhvi Kapoor in Dhruv Rathee’s video on ‘fake beauty’ has ignited a massive social media controversy. Accusations of targeted shaming, political motives, and double standards have flooded platforms—prompting Rathee to issue a defiant public response.
As the Indian National Congress marked its 140th foundation day, top leaders delivered a defiant message: the party isn’t just surviving—it’s the living ideology of India’s democratic soul.
In a rare moment of alignment, Shashi Tharoor has echoed Digvijaya Singh’s urgent call for Congress party strengthening—igniting a fierce internal debate on ideology, discipline, and learning from political rivals.
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has firmly rejected BJP claims of internal rifts, declaring ‘Congress all united’ after his remarks on the RSS sparked a political storm. He accuses the BJP of trying to divide the Nehru-Gandhi family and clarifies his stance on organizational strength versus ideology.
Tennis icon Billie Jean King draws a firm line between her legendary 1973 ‘Battle of the Sexes’ and the upcoming Sabalenka–Kyrgios exhibition—calling the latter entertainment-driven with little benefit for women’s tennis or feminist progress.
In a moment that captured national attention, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor delivered a subtle yet powerful lesson in political discipline after senior colleague Digvijaya Singh publicly praised the RSS—prompting Tharoor to quip, ‘We can learn from them.’