...a complete clean chit to Pakistan. He has said his hands are clean. He has said that they have nothing to be ashamed of. Karan Thapar: Except that Zardari was not saying that Pakistan was guilty, he was simply saying that he would cooperate with any...
...when he delivers? Mani Shankar Aiyar : It has to be subject to delivery and we can only say yes or no when he delivers. Karan Thapar: He has in recent weeks said many reassuring things, in an interview and at the Hindustan Times leadership summit. Does...
...the intelligence agencies. Karan Thapar: Which includes the DG if need be? Asif Ali Zardari: Which would include the DGs. Karan Thapar:There are many things that you have said that are very reassuring to the Indian people . There were things that you...
...Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari warns against an over reaction to the Mumbai terror attack. In this interview to Karan Thapar for “Devil’s Advocate” programme, Mr. Zardari says India and Pakistan face a threat from the same forces with the same mindset....
...been? Karl Inderfurth: Yes, it will. Just like that very successful Indian moon shot, it’s going to continue to go up. Karan Thapar: Okay. Let me test the confidence with which you say that and let me begin by first focusing on the interview the...
...the Mumbai police in an encounter in that bus was holding many innocent people hostage and it’s all on television camera. Karan Thapar: There is a sense of anger in UP and Bihar. People are demanding an enquiry to clear the air. If you are convinced that...
Background
Karaṇ Thāpar (Hindi: करण थापर), born on 5th November, 1955 in Srinagar, India, is one of India's noted television commentators and interviewers. He is the youngest child of General P.N. Thapar. Currently the President of Infotainment Television, Thapar is noted for his aggressive interviews with leading politicians and celebrities - his interviews with cricketer Kapil Dev (where Dev broke down into tears), George Fernandes, Jayalalithaa, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, General Pervez Musharraf, Benazir Bhutto, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and The Dalai Lama are particularly well remembered.
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