Media
Media is considered the fourth pillar of democracy. This section presents news and views about the state of Indian media.
With the ‘Shikara’ trailer out, expected guilt tripping of Hindus for merely sharing the story of their Genocide has started
The trailer of Shikara, directed and produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, was released on the 6th of January.
As Communists fade electorally in Bengal, is their inner Naxal emerging?
See if you catch the difference in tone between these two articles published by The Hindu which often favours Communists
India Today’s Lallantop’s Editor wants BJP supporters to use a ‘condom’ so they don’t procreate, deletes tweet after outrage
It is pertinent to note that Hindi news and opinion website 'Lallantop' is owned by the India Today group.
New York Times columnist claims hackers used his IP address to download child pornography
Paul Krugman, declared on Wednesday that his IP address was used to download child porn
Intellectuals against Citizenship Amendment Act: The art of lying and use of muscle power
Intellectuals refuse to accept that the anti-CAA protests have been hijacked by Islamists and anti-national forces
Prakash Javadekar continues to expose foreign media’s biased reporting, takes aim on NYTimes over its JNU violence reportage
Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Prakash Javadekar, appears to have had enough with the propagandists in the media.
JNU violence: Rape victim says ex-The Hindu journalist who roughed up Republic TV reporter abused her and called her names to protect the accused
Abhimanyu Singh's wife, Aletta Andre, a Dutch journalist in India, is accused of writing fake stories regarding a rape case of Indian where the accused was a Dutch citizen. However, she has since denied the allegations.
Newslaundry quotes doctor to say JNU ABVP students received only “superficial” injuries. They lied: Here is the truth
Doctor whose quotes used by Newslaundry on JNU violence has no authority as he does not work in AIIMS, is convenor of Congress medical cell
While The Hindu talks about two sides of a national story, its coverage on CAA presents only one side
Coverage of The Hindu on CAA has been extremely biased in favour of anti-CAA protests, ignoring pro-CAA voices
Financial Times unleashes propaganda by calling JNU ‘secular’ and the masked mob ‘nationalist’, Minister Prakash Javadekar hits back
In response to this ridiculous FT article on JNU violence, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar hit out at the publication.
