Media
Media is considered the fourth pillar of democracy. This section presents news and views about the state of Indian media.
‘Good tandoori chicken, very decent behaviour’: Rajdeep Sardesai heaps praise on gangsters Mukhtar Ansari and Atiq Ahmed
Rajdeep Sardesai discussed his encounter with the mafia while taking part in the Netanagari show of The LallanTop.
Indian communists who cried for an imaginary ‘attack’ on foreign BBC literally attack Indian media house Asianet in Kerala
Members of Students Federation of India (SFI) invaded Asianet News office in Ernakulam, Kerala on Friday and abused the staff members
Twitter was asked to restrict ‘Hindu nationalists’ associated with BJP based on fake TekFog database by TheWire: The web of deceit
The US-based DFRLab claimed that despite being well aware that the dataset could not be linked to the BJP, it nonetheless provided the list to social media platforms (including Twitter) as part of 'due diligence.'
Former SC Judge Justice Rohinton Nariman wanted the government to not raid the BBC despite evidence and a history of tax evasion: Details
Justice Rohinton Nariman says BBC offices shouldn't have been raided, even though there is evidence financial malpractices against them.
The Caravan steals artwork of Netherlands based artist in latest issue attacking Dr Jaishankar
Dr Jaishankar has come under fire by the leftist cabal after he criticised American billionaire George Soros for trying to interfere in India's internal affairs right before 2024 general elections in what appears like meddling in electoral politics in India.
Ehsan Jafri fired his gun and provoked the mob that killed him, court said. Read about uncomfortable truths about Godhra carnage and subsequent riots
Riots were unfortunate as was the Godhra carnage. Nothing justifies violence. However, when you condemn one and do not even acknowledge the other, you are being dishonest. If Ehsan Jafri's death is mourned, so should be the death of those 59 karsevaks, who have been forgotten for being Hindus.
The rise of Amritpal Singh and unthoughtful comparison to glorious Sikh history: How Times of India tried to ‘explain’ a violent, separatist movement
Rise of pro-Khalistan elements in Punjab cannot be linked to Sikh revolt against Mughals
Men’s chaddi crisis strikes again: ET draws inspiration from Shekhar Gupta’s ThePrint to cry economic slowdown
Alan Greenspan has been tracking underwear sales since over four decades now and linking them to economic crisis around the world.
Twitter erupts with jokes after discovering that The Print’s founder Shekhar Gupta follows soft-porn account ‘Neeta Bhabhi’
People are giving all sorts of reactions after seeing the screenshot of Shekhar Gupta's following list. Some are calling him a tharki old man while others are calling it a natural phenomenon.
TOI gives a platform to paedophilia-accused British Journalist Hasan Suroor, who claims India should financially help Pakistan forgetting all acts of hostility
Suroor wants the Modi government to build an ‘enduring legacy’ by offering help to a ‘neighbor in extreme distress by prioritizing compassion over political differences.’
