Media

One can imagine the New York Times newsroom, the eggheads sitting around, racking their brains, trying to come up with a way to mention 9/11 without any reference to Islamism. Language is a funny thing.

IndiaSpend’s faulty FactChecker.in, which has a track record of manipulating facts to suit their preconceived agenda, has finally decided to pull down the ‘Hate Crime Watch’ (HCW) after being exposed several times for Hinduphobia and bias.

The problem is not simply one of reckless individual's abuse of Hindus but also one of the systemic exclusion of Hindu voices and lives from the news.

In the post addressed to Railway Minister Piyush Goyal, Ravish Kumar claimed that many students have been left behind and have not ben able to fill the forms of RRB Group D exams.

The 'Hate Crime Watch' had gone to the extent of giving a clean chit to Islamic terrorist who was responsible for the Pulwama terror attack.

NPR producer Furkan Khan, who uses the language used by Pulwama terrorist against Hindus, has 'resigned' from NPR.

“Airplanes took aim at the World Trade Center and brought them down”, NYT said on 18th anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks

The Chandrayaan mission and the excited media coverage around it have done tremendous good.

Producer at National Public Radio (NPR), Furkhan Khan, sparked an outrage on Twitter on Tuesday after she made deeply Hinduphobic comments on the social media platform.

The Wire, in its 26 August video, had claimed that no newspapers are being printed in Kashmir and it is a situation 'worse than the emergency'.