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HUMOUR
| 6-minute read
In search of the liberal Indian: Suleiman Khan and Anwar Sheikh spend X-Mas Eve in Lutyens' Delhi
“Oh, Pakistan!” The journalist’s eyes glazed over. “That’s my favourite country! The food, the men, the culture!”
POLITICS
| 7-minute read
Where did the national media vanish during the 1984 pogrom against the Sikhs?
Newspapers and TV looked the other way as Sikhs were attacked. They have mostly used 1984 as a masala story occasionally thereafter.
POLITICS
| 6-minute read
Why the media matters, everywhere
From Jim Acosta to Jamal Khashoggi, the press is under severe threat globally. It must be defended. For your own well-being.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
How the World Hindu Congress was unfairly covered by the Indian media
The Congress, second in the series after its inaugural in November 2014, attracted over 2,500 delegates and participants from over 60 countries.
VARIETY
| 3-minute read
Why we can't but love Chand Nawab
We all love bloopers as they console us. They tell us 'there, there'!
VOICES
| 9-minute read
VARIETY
| 8-minute read
Pravda? Nay, Elon Musk doesn't care about the truth
For all his accomplishments, the billionaire tech CEO betrays the petulance of a child denied his ice cream.
VARIETY
| 6-minute read
How media covered Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal
The social network has been in the news following an exposé that personal data of close to 50 million of its users was stolen.
Ravi Shastri saying ‘people are happy when we lose’ is in bad taste
Just like captain Virat Kohli and the Indian coach do an honest job, so do the people who write on cricket and other sports.
VOICES
| 5-minute read
