Media

In the Article titled "Narendra Modi has had a free pass from the west for too long", the Financial Times displays a featured image that has the Indian Tricolour in tatters.

In the liberal clown world, competence is not a concern, allegiance to the dogma is. And one person who has benefited greatly from it is Sadanand Dhume.

The Caravan has released a baseless video that claims that the Modi government is paving the way for another "Babri incident" to take place where the Kashi-Vishwanath corridor is taking shape and the Gyanvapi mosque stands.

NDTV reports and shows have already been quoted and mentioned by Pakistan to further their lies. Now, it seems, Pakistan has found useful work for employee Nidhi Razdan too

National Herald has apologized for the article titled 'Why a devout Hindu will never pray at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya'.

Aakar Patel in his article wrote regarding judiciary of Pakistan given conflicting judgements from the days of Ghulam Muhammad to the days of General Musharraf, which resulted in long term repercussions for the state of Pakistan. 

Supreme Court handed over Ram Janmabhoomi site to Hindus to build Ram Mandir, Sunni Waqf Board to be given an alternate site for mosque

As Ayodhya verdict is pronounced, the 'liberals' can't stop crying over the 'murder of justice'.

While most media portals have been responsible in their coverage of the Ram Janmabhoomi verdict, The Wire stands out like a sore thumb.

Rana Ayyub, who often laments over 'intolerance and loss of secular values' on social media did not delete her hate-mongering tweet. Later, a group of 'secular-liberals' began slamming the Amethi Police for asking Ayyub to delete her tweet. 

ABC News claims that the story did not meet their 'editorial standards'.

On the night of 7th November 2019, Ministry of Home Affairs said that writer and journalist Aatish Taseer is ineligible for getting an OCI card, as he had concealed the fact that his father was of Pakistani origin.

Yogendra Yadav in The Print has exercised intellectual overreach by saying the impending verdict on Ram Mandir along with some other crucial proposals will test secular politics in India.

BBC and Jansatta lie and spread fake news by saying farmers’ organisation that supported Congress is linked with RSS

In displaying his Hinduphobia, NYTimes columnist Aatish Taseer uses the 'cow urine' jibe, the Islamists terrorists and terror sympathisers use to mock Hindus

The media keeps saying that Punjab, Delhi and Haryana should resolve the stubble burning issue mutually. This sounds nice and ‘neutral’ because that would mean one Chief Minister each from Congress, AAP and BJP.

The now-a-vacation-now-a-tweet, part-time politician took to Twitter to tweet a Caravan article that aims to cast aspersions yet again on Amit Shah's son Jay Shah.

CJI-designate Justice SA Bobde gave an interview to propagandist-in-chief Rajdeep Sardesai on Thursday.

When the Statue of Unity, the tallest in the world, was unveiled on Sardar Patel’s birthday last year, it became an instant magnet for naysayers.

Ravish Kumar likes to identify himself as someone who 'speaks truth to the power'.

The Wire has interviewed Umar Khalid, accused in a sedition case and son of terrorist organisation SIMI member, to whitewash the Kamlesh Tiwari murder altogether.

 Media houses had reported earlier today that the government may soon announce a 'gold amnesty scheme' which will fix a holding limit for gold and will tax Indians over a certain amount of gold.

A "Big Healing Crusade" event organised by The Church of Glory and Wisdom is being held in Odisha on 5th and 6th November. The event will be presided over by one 'Prophet' Bajinder Singh.

Vishwa Bhanu, a resident of Mumbai wrote on Facebook on about the ordeal he suffered on the occasion of Diwali as a consequence of the intolerance of his Muslim neighbours.

'Journalist' Ravish Kumar took to Facebook to write a caustic post on another journalist who reported on Deepotsav

Delhi Press and its historic anti-Hindu rhetoric: From Caravan, Sarita to Champak

Washington Post seemed to be glorifying ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi who killed himself after detonating his suicide vest during US raids.

The Washington Post headline declared Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi an 'austere religious scholar'.

Washington Post, in its obituary to ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi appeared to glorify the dreaded terrorist who killed himself by detonating his suicide vest during a raid by US troops.

Tweaking its headline a bit, the ET had falsely reported that RBI has begun to sell some of its gold again despite their own reports suggested that RBI had bought more gold rather than selling from its reserves.