Media

Despite India officially stating that it has decided to grant emergency Visas to the Afghan nationals, the New York Times continues to peddle lies about the Indian government to claim that the Modi government is using a religion as a criteria to bring Afghans

Saleh has said that he has not fled the country and is very much in Afghanistan. He has also declared himself caretaker President and sought international support.

Radical Islam apologist CJ Werleman spread Taliban propaganda after the group managed to capture Kabul.

As India crosses record breaking numbers in coronavirus vaccination, here is how the global media coverage on the same has panned out.

CNN reporter Clarissa Ward reported from Kabul, Afghanistan that she was told to stand to the side because she was a woman.

Ghazala Wahab tells The Wire Taliban is a 'legitimate stakeholder' of Afghanistan so they should not be termed terrorists.

While wishing its readers for the 75th year of Indian Independence, The Quint spoke the language of Pulwama terrorist by making a gaumutra jibe.

Snopes co-founder David Mikkelson wrote over 50 articles containing plagiarised content between 2015 and 2019, found Buzzfeed News

NDTV interviewed Taliban spokesperson Muhammad Sohail Shaheen who defended his terror outfit from accusations of crime.

The movie once again brought under the spotlight the controversial role of journalist Barkha Dutt during the Kargil war