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India Today Conclave 2020 will join the dots in every sphere. Meet a wide range of top politicians, thinkers, economists, analysts, sports stars and artists who will deliberate and debate the conclave theme of #MercuryRising in their respective spheres.

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#MercuryRising: Explore burning issues around the globe with 19th edition of India Today Conclave 2020

The event will take place on 13 and 14 March, 2020, Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi. 

India Today Conclave 2020 to explore issues around the globe with the theme: #MercuryRising 

This year, India Today Conclave has brought a wide range of top politicians, thinkers, economists, analysts, sports stars and artists as speakers.

India Today Conclave 2020: Legends and stars to debate 'MercuryRising'. Here's what's in store

India Today Conclave 2020: Legends and stars to debate 'MercuryRising'

A bizarre CCTV clip from a Mumbai housing society has triggered anger among residents after a delivery worker was seen urinating inside a lift and then drinking it, prompting calls for accountability and police action.

Mumbai delivery boy urinates in society lift, drinks it; act caught on CCTV

Trump said he could resume bombing Iran after the November 3 elections and rejected Tehran’s latest offer. His remarks came as regional tensions widened from Yemen’s renewed fighting to fresh disputes involving Israel, Britain and Saudi Arabia.

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Trump leaves open fresh Iran strikes as Yemen fighting and tensions rise

DMK accused Vijay and TVK of staging bypoll candidate Sathyabama’s tears at a campaign event, drawing a sharp rebuttal from TVK minister A Rajmohan and Congress leader Manickam Tagore.

Vijay trying to console TVK candidate for the Dharapuram bypoll, P Sathyabama, when she got emotional on stage. 

TVK candidate cries, ‘sweet bro’ consoles: DMK accuses Vijay of staging drama

Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital during her scheduled Tennessee execution and was taken to hospital. The failed attempt has triggered an independent review and renewed questions over the state's lethal injection protocol.

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2 lethal injections, still alive: What went wrong in Tennessee woman's execution

First visuals of the Omani co-pilot accused of attacking Indian captain Smit Machchhar show him pinned beside the bloodied pilot after the mid-air assault. As Machchhar lies injured with an oxygen mask, passengers are seen restraining the attacker and taking control of the aircraft before it lands in Saudi Arabia.

Bloodied captain, pinned co-pilot: First visuals from outside the cockpit after flydubai mid-air attack

First look at flydubai attacker pinned to the ground beside bloodied Indian captain

In Tamil Nadu, campaigning intensifies for the upcoming by-elections in Dharapuram and Madurantakam, marking a high-stakes electoral test for Chief Minister Vijay's TVK as candidate Satyabhama faces criticism following her shift from the AIADMK. Political analyst Akshat Ram and TVK spokesperson Sathiyakumar debate allegations of political horse-trading and local anti-incumbency challenges facing the party. Meanwhile, a major controversy erupts in Telangana after Chief Minister Revanth Reddy questioned the BJP's frequent invocation of Jai Shri Ram over Har Har Mahadev. BJP leader Madhavi Latha hits back on the broadcast, accusing the Congress leader of attempting to divide Hindu traditions and ignoring state development issues. Additionally, at the India Today South Conclave in Kochi, Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh spoke exclusively with Rajdeep Sardesai, defending the Election Commission of India amidst opposition demands targeting the Chief Election Commissioner over the Special Intensive Revision process.

On Super Six, India Today focuses on key political developments across southern India.

Tamil Nadu bypolls: TVK faces heat over Satyabhama’s AIADMK switch, anti-incumbency

At the India Today Conclave South 2026, BRS working president KT Rama Rao ruled out an alliance with the BJP, backed KCR as the party’s chief ministerial face and promised a comeback.

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KTR on BJP alliance, KCR’s comeback, EC row and youth protests

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In an exclusive interaction with India Today, former India captain and cricket analyst Sunil Gavaskar analysed India's historic 400-plus run chase against the West Indies in Guwahati. One of the biggest takeaways from the interview was Gavaskar's view on Rohit Sharma's chances of making India's plans for the 2027 ODI World Cup. He said Rohit's century against West Indies "does absolutely no harm at all" to his chances, while also pointing to his hundred at Lord's and the approach he has adopted since the 2023 World Cup.

Sunil Gavaskar on Gill: World Is His Oyster

Rohit Sharma for 2027 World Cup? Gavaskar explains how Guwahati 101 helps his case

In an interview with India Today, former Director General of Punjab Police Shashi Kant addressed the pervasive crisis of narcotics trafficking in Punjab and the systemic challenges obstructing its eradication. Highlighting the monetary networks driving the trade, Kant noted, 'No political party in Punjab was or is sincere about this particular crisis because of the drug money.' He recounted how the illicit trade evolved from earlier smuggling networks into a lucrative nexus patronized by cartels and political interests. Pointing out that various government departments must work together across healthcare, employment, and rehabilitation, Kant expressed skepticism regarding deadlines set by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to eliminate drugs by 2029, emphasizing that rhetoric cannot substitute for a concrete, multi-departmental blueprint. He called for a time-bound national strategy capable of tackling both external supply routes from Pakistan and the internal nexus sustaining addiction across the state.

Not Possible: Ex-Punjab DGP Shashi Kant on Ending Drugs by 2029

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#MercuryRising: Explore burning issues around the globe with 19th edition of India Today Conclave 2020

India Today Conclave 2020 to explore issues around the globe with the theme: #MercuryRising

India Today Conclave 2020: Legends and stars to debate 'MercuryRising'

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