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NDTV journalist Pallava Bagla heckled an anxious senior scientist at ISRO who had come out to address the media to explain about the failure in communication of the Vikram Lander.

The Hindu today announced that it was partnering with BBC to protect its readers from disinformation.

After widespread condemnation for the NDTV journalist's uncouth behaviour, Pallava Bagla has now taken to Twitter to apologise for his conduct to ISRO scientist.

NDTV journalist decided it was time to arrogantly scream at the ISRO scientists who were already going through enough.

Journalists have their government allocated bungalows taken back, Kashmir Press Club issues statement against the government.

Ravish Kumar constructs a fictional narrative about the country and the world at large without ever realizing that the portrait he has painted is entirely the creation of his own mind.

Barkha Dutt is aghast as to why Congress is not taking to the streets on the matter of P. Chidambaram

Ravish Kumar's view on low GDP growth rate changes on the basis of the government of the day

Indian Express is going to length to find voices which could question the Centre on its fiat on Jammu & Kashmir, notably on 'constitutional, human rights and its federal-character-under-assault' grounds.

During the course of the debate on Republic TV anchored by Arnab Goswami, a Pakistani panellist referred to the reportage by NDTV in order to help her spread the Pakistani agenda further and counter the position of India in Kashmir.