Although the anchor of the show, Priya Rai, has apologised for the offensive content, the rage among Indians continue. (Photo Credit: Unsplash)
A caller on the show used coarse language while addressing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mother when the conversation digressed towards farmers' protest driving angry Indians to call a ban for BBC.
The Trinamool Congress has alleged that photos have been used on the COVID-19 vaccination certificates even after the announcement of poll dates. (Photo Credit: PTI)
- A delegation of TMC leaders on Wednesday met Election Commission officials in Kolkata
- They sought the intervention of the poll panel to remove hoardings
- Reacting to these allegations, BJP state president Dilip Ghosh termed it as "baseless"
One caller in a BBC radio show used vulgar remarks against PM Modi's mother. (Photo Credit: PTI)
The topic of discussion on a BBC Asian Network's 'Big Debate' radio show was over racism against Sikhs and Indians in the UK that eventually led to the farmers' protest in India
One caller in a BBC radio show used vulgar remarks against PM Modi's mother. (Photo Credit: PTI)
The topic of discussion on a BBC Asian Network's 'Big Debate' radio show was over racism against Sikhs and Indians in the UK that eventually led to the farmers' protest in India
One caller in a BBC radio show used vulgar remarks against PM Modi's mother. (Photo Credit: PTI)
The topic of discussion on a BBC Asian Network's 'Big Debate' radio show was over racism against Sikhs and Indians in the UK that eventually led to the farmers' protest in India
A BBC show is at the centre of a controversy after it aired a caller using offensive words against PM Modi's mother. (Photo Credit: PTI)
- BBC radio show, 'Big Debate', aired a discussion on alleged racism against Sikhs and Indians in the UK
- One of the callers on the radio show used harsh words against Heeraben Modi, PM Modi's mother
- The radio show received a lot of criticism for allowing such words to be aired
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 4th edition of India Energy Forum by CERAWeek on October 26. (Photo Credit: PTI)
- The three-day event of India Energy Forum was organised virtually by IHS Markit
- The theme of the event was “India’s Energy Future in a World of Change”
- It was attended by at least 30 international delegates and community speakers
Union Ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar addressing a briefing in New Delhi. (PTI Photo/Kamal Singh)(PTI02_24_2021_000090B)
- Opposition leaders had questioned his decision to not get vaccinated in the first phase
- Modi ji had clearly said that our COVID warriors would be vaccinated first: Ravi Shankar Prasad
- We ministers have decided to avail paid vaccination facility: Prasad
2 days ago
Anil Vij said on Twitter that he did not need the vaccine. (Photo credit: Twitter/@anilvijminister)
- Anil Vij said that his antibody count had grown to 300, which 'is a lot'
- Vij had taken the first jab in November, 2020
- The second phase of vaccination started in India on Monday
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi arrives at Kanyakumari on Monday. (PTI Photo)