Rahul Kanwal

This was a very interesting show. Enjoyed being a part of it. @ndtvindia @ndtv @rahulkanwal

Spent the morning onboard a Kolkata tram, travelling from South to North Kolkata. Has the BJP been able to make inroads into the TMC bastion of South Bengal? What do the Bengali bhadralok make of this election? And what is the mood on the ground in one of India’s most politically aware cities? This was quite a memorable edition of NDTV Chai Stop. Do watch the show if you get a chance. @ndtv @ndtvindia

NDTV Walk The Talk with global investor and bestselling author Ruchir Sharma. After wrapping up his 34th election trip — this time crisscrossing West Bengal — Ruchir shares sharp insights on the impact of the war in West Asia on the future trajectory of global stock and energy markets. What is the play for India going forward? How badly could the war hurt economic growth? And the one question everyone wants answered: who’s winning in West Bengal? Here’s the link to the @ndtv Walk The Talk: youtu.be/Ddtc3Nhgwbs?si…

Walk The Talk with @AITCofficial MP @SuPriyoBabul 8 pm on @ndtvindia

He has written about the rise and fall of nations. Now he walks the streets of Kolkata to decode the Bengal elections, to reflect one big question: Who Will Win Bengal? Catch Ruchir Sharma On Walk the Talk. Only on the NDTV Network.

Latest from the @ndtv Datafy team. During Phase 1 voting of West Bengal, voter turnout increased across nearly all of the Assembly seats compared to 2021, with gains strongest in north and western seats. Southern Bengal also saw higher participation, but the rise there was relatively modest. Chandipur was the only constituency to record a slight decline in turnout.

Pradeep Gupta of Axis My India tells @ndtv that 6 out of 10 voters being approached are refusing to reveal who they voted for. Typically, only about 10% of respondents decline to speak to pollsters. In West Bengal, that number was around 20% in the past. This time, it has more than doubled. Gupta believes this reluctance to speak is what makes the West Bengal election extremely unpredictable — and very tough to call. Catch Pradeep Gupta on @ndtv as he shares insights from the phase 1 seats after being on the ground.

Numbers, Narratives and a State at the Crossroads. The Man Who Predicted Rises and Falls — On What Bengal's Numbers Say. One Contrarian Mind. One Unpredictable Election. No Easy Answers. Walk the Talk with Ruchir Sharma in the City of Joy. Only on the NDTV Network. @ndtv

In the heat of a frenzied West Bengal election, watch @ndtv #WalkTheTalk with renowned global investor, author and strategist Ruchir Sharma. Beyond the noise of rallies and rhetoric, there’s a much bigger story unfolding. Oil prices are volatile, global markets are jittery, foreign investors are pulling money out, and the world economy is once again being shaped by geopolitics. At a moment like this, how should India read the global signals? Is this just another market shock — or something more structural? #WalkTheTalk coming soon on the NDTV network.

Mr. Rahul Kanwal (@rahulkanwal) just loved our adorable city of Kolkata in terms of street food, versatile cuisine, etc. @manogyaloiwal Ma'am has been his tour guide from narrow lanes of Girish Park to happening Vardhan Market to busy Gariahat Market #Kolkata 🇮🇳 @ndtv 🫶🏻

Spoke on a wide range of subjects in an interview with NDTV’s @rahulkanwal @ndtv

#NDTVChaiStop with @RahulKanwal | Battleground Bengal: Who has the edge after phase 1 of voting? @manogyaloiwal twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

No holds barred. BJP’s new President @NitinNabin, tonight at 8 pm on @ndtvindia & @ndtv.

New @bjp4india President @nitinnabinbjp in his first interview to @ndtv after taking over as the party chief. Nitin Nabin answers tough questions on the Election Commission acting in a partisan fashion, raids on the IPAC offices and whether BJP can break the chokehold of the @aitcofficial on women voters. Catch Nitin Nabin on @ndtv & @ndtvindia at 8 pm tonight.

And this is how we launched the new logo and tagline of @ndtvindia — Bharat Ka Vishwas. Infectious energy in the newsroom. The @ndtv team is raring to go. A new look can inject a dose of adrenaline into the team — but ultimately, it’s the quality of the content that overrides everything else. The next 15 days are critical. Do watch @ndtvindia and tell us what you think of the election coverage.

Unveiling the new look of @ndtvindia BHARAT KA VISHWAS