North India, particularly the National Capital Region, has woken up to a scene straight out of a dystopian film. The smog, thick and unforgiving, has cloaked Delhi in a blanket of pollution so intense that it's not just the city's landmarks but its very breath that's being obscured. In response to this hazardous air quality, with an AQI skyrocketing to 428, the Delhi government has now escalated to GRAP 3 - an urgent plea to clear the air. In this edition of Left, Right & Centre, we ask, 'What is the pollution solution?' Watch the full show on NDTV.

Amid fears of an "extremely high level of violent protests," the Brampton Triveni Mandir and Community Centre has cancelled a Life Certificate Event. The event, a consular camp, was scheduled to take place on November 17, where Indian-origin Hindus and Sikhs could renew essential life certificates.

A Congress-BJP war has erupted over advertisements ahead of the assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's catchphrase, 'ek hain to safe hain', has now turned into a poll campaign by the BJP with full-fledged ads across newspapers in Maharashtra. The Congress has called this campaign communal, while the BJP has highlighted the Congress' ad dating back to 1984, alleging it exposes their double speak on caste.

The Supreme Court had sharp words for Delhi Police and demanded "immediate action" to stop the sale and bursting of firecrackers in the city - an annual activity that defies an existing ban - even days after Diwali, observing sharply that "no religion encourages pollution". The exact quote of the court - "No religion encourages any activity which creates pollution. If firecrackers are burst in this fashion, it also affects the fundamental right to health of the citizens," The court also demanded the Delhi government take a decision on a permanent ban on firecrackers - Will this finally be enforced? Can it be enforced? This is the question we ask on Left, Right & Centre.

The Maha Vikas Aghadi and the BJP released their manifestos on the same day, with more similarities than differences. Have freebies now become the election norm? Watch a power-packed panel on Left, Right and Centre.

Rahul Gandhi countered PM Modi's caste unity pitch by holding up a copy of the constitution at a political rally in Jharkhand. On Left Right and Centre, the caste and constitution debate

Responding strongly to reports of social media handles and pages of an Australian news outlet being blocked in Canada hours after it carried a press conference of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar as well as his interview, India has said such actions highlight Canada's hypocrisy towards freedom of speech. Tune in to the full show on Left, Right & Centre.  

It appears to be the end of the road for one of India's marquee brands. Jet Airways took on Air India to offer world-class domestic and international services, until it went bankrupt in 2019 after its debt exceeded Rs 7,500 crore. Five years after a plan was put in place to restore the airline with new owners, the Supreme Court made it clear the non-implementation of the resolution plan was peculiar and alarming and the entity taking over Jet would be liquidated. Tune in to the full show on Left, Right & Centre.

People around the world and certainly in the United States are coming to grips with the undeniable fact that Donald Trump is now President-elect of the United States of America after his decisive election triumph. We do a deep dive into what the election victory means for America's identity and its shift to conservative politics on Left, Right & Centre.

In a stunning turn of events, Donald Trump has secured a historic third term as President of the United States. Despite fierce opposition and numerous legal challenges, Trump's campaign, centered on "Making America Great Again, Again," resonated with voters nationwide, leading to a decisive victory. Tune in to the full show on Left, Right & Centre. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the "deliberate attack on a Hindu temple in Canada" - referring to a shocking incident last week when men breached the gates of a temple in Brampton, Ontario, while the Indian High Commission held a consular camp. PM Modi also criticised "cowardly attempts" to intimidate Indian diplomats in that country. How safe are Indian nationals and people of Indian-origin in Canada? Is the Canadian government giving a free run to Khalistanis?