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Congress leader shashi tharoor amused netizens with his witty responses to culinary debates on social media. He humorously critiqued an 'idli pizza' cutting style, attributing it to software engineering logic. Previously, Tharoor also defended the South Indian idli against a comparison to rasgulla, highlighting its unique preparation and culinary significance.

Congress MP shashi tharoor has once again championed the humble idli, this time critiquing a viral post pairing it with chai. While a self-proclaimed chai enthusiast, Tharoor advocates for enjoying both delicacies separately, emphasizing the ideal fluffy texture of an idli. He previously defended idli against comparisons to rasgulla, highlighting its sophisticated fermentation process.

Lalit Modi alleged that when he tried to stop the Kochi consortium from entering the IPL because of what he believed was an unfair equity arrangement involving Pushkar, the then United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government turned against him.

Congress MP shashi tharoor questioned the mandatory full recitation of Vande Mataram at every public event, deeming it an "unnecessary imposition." He emphasized that while the national song commands respect, forcing its complete rendition twice during short programs is difficult to justify.

Congress MP shashi tharoor hailed the inclusion of two players of Indian heritage in the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a proud moment for Indian football fans. Qatar’s Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid, whose roots are in Kerala, and Australia’s Nishan Velupillay, with family origins in Tamil Nadu, were highlighted. Tharoor said they follow the path of former France midfielder Vikash Dhorasoo and praised the Indian diaspora’s growing impact on football’s biggest stage.

Congress MP shashi tharoor's recollection of being expelled from Mumbai's Breach Candy Club in the 1960s has resurfaced amid a controversy over the proposed government takeover of Delhi Gymkhana Club. The debate highlights lingering colonial-era elitism and exclusionary practices within India's old clubs, with the Centre seeking to reclaim the Delhi club's land for defence purposes.

Former Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has reignited Congress leadership debates, asserting he wouldn't have refused the party presidency if offered by Sonia Gandhi. He claims a "big conspiracy" distorted narratives around the 2022 presidential race and the Rajasthan crisis, leading to a "wrong perception" of his intentions. Gehlot expressed regret over the internal turmoil.

Congress MP shashi tharoor humorously defended the South Indian dish idli after a viral post compared it to rasgulla dipped in sugar syrup. Tharoor explained the distinct culinary and biological differences, calling idli a "culinary engineering marvel" and a "savoury monolith of South Indian culinary genius."

India's long wait for a FIFA World Cup appearance will continue in 2026, but the tournament will still feature a distinct Indian connection. Several players with Indian heritage, representing nations including New Zealand, Qatar, Australia and DR Congo, are set to compete on football's biggest stage, offering Indian fans a meaningful link to the global showpiece.

For actress Pallavi Purohit, tea is a cherished ritual rather than just a drink. Her perfect brew is uncomplicated: piping hot with just a splash of milk and a hint of sugar, best enjoyed while leafing through the day's news or surrounded by loved ones.

Congress leader shashi tharoor raised concerns about the 2026 West Bengal assembly elections, suggesting the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls may have influenced the BJP's victory. He highlighted the removal of 91 lakh names, with 34 lakh appeals pending adjudication, questioning the fairness of the process given the BJP's 30 lakh vote margin.

Congress MP shashi tharoor has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection against AI-generated deepfake videos depicting him praising Pakistan and discussing sensitive political matters. He argued that such content could harm India's international standing and be exploited by foreign entities.

Congress is deliberating on its Kerala chief minister choice, with V.D. Satheesan, Ramesh Chennithala, and K.C. Venugopal as top contenders. Meetings with the high command are ongoing, with a decision expected imminently. The party is also addressing internal indiscipline following public demonstrations supporting individual leaders.

The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Congress MP shashi tharoor, ordering the removal of AI-generated deepfakes and synthetic media across digital platforms. The court recognized Tharoor's enforceable personality and publicity rights, barring the misappropriation of his name, image, voice, and speaking style for any commercial, political, or malicious purpose.

India is no stranger to austerity measures. Every time the country needs to tighten its belt, leaders seize the opportunity to present themselves as making sacrifices and sharing in the hardships of ordinary citizens

Congress leadership is deliberating on the Kerala CM post, weighing intra-party support for KC Venugopal against public sentiment favoring VD Satheesan. A decision is expected by Sunday, with discussions involving key state leaders and central party chiefs in Delhi.

Sanjana Sanghi addressed the Women in Power Conference at Harvard Kennedy School, speaking about self-empowerment, storytelling and advocacy. The actress highlighted how cultural narratives can shape larger conversations around equity, education and youth-led change.

Key contenders for Kerala Chief Minister, V D Satheesan and Ramesh Chennithala, along with KPCC president Sunny Joseph, have been summoned to New Delhi for discussions with party leadership. AICC observers have submitted their report, and a decision is expected by Sunday, factoring in both intra-party support and public sentiment.

Eminent political scientist J Prabhash explains why the Congress-led alliance won so comprehensively in Kerala and why it will need to demonstrate efficiency in governance very quickly

Reiterating the Congress party’s position, Tharoor pointed to its past record on women’s representation and said the party has consistently backed reservation for women. “@INCIndia has stood for women's rights and women's reservation under a strong woman President in Sonia Gandhi, initiated the Women's Reservation Bill, passed it in the Rajya Sabha during our tenure and supported it in the Lok Sabha when it was brought by GoI in 2023,” he said.

India's political landscape has been dramatically reshaped by the 2026 Assembly election results, with significant shifts in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Voters delivered a strong mandate for change, dismantling established power structures and ushering in new political forces across the nation.