Flaunting her regal self in an olive green kurta, heavily embroidered and matching a pink dupatta with it, she greeted her fans with her hands in a Namaste. The audience saw the lady working her magic on the sets with just being herself. No one took offence as she called India chaotic and a land of paradoxes. As reported in mid-day.com, she also said that the population of India was definitely something that stuck her.

Barkha Dutt talked with Oprah about some of the issues that the American hostess always campaigns about such as sexual abuse, self-actualisation, her Leadership Academy in Africa and women's rights. Apart from the issues that shaped her entire 25 years of chat show career, Oprah also went personal and talked about her grandmother who instilled in her religiosity and to have faith.

Apart from Oprah Winfrey, taking the centre stage, people in Jaipur Literay Festival were also greeted with some more controversy, thanks to the four authors who read excerpts from ‘the satanic verses,’ after which, sources say that the authors were asked by the organisers to leave the premises in order to do away with any untoward incident. Present or not, Salman Rushdie seems to have won - as even when not being present - his presence was felt.