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Chairman of Editors Guild justifies TMC’s violence in West Bengal, showers praise for fighting ‘fire with fire, venom with venom’

Shekhar Gupta has this to say: "Fight fire with fire, venom with venom... Mamata in Bengal shows how offence is the best defence to stop the Modi-Shah cavalry..."

The Economist is trying to charge Indians Rs 3799 per head to tell them how to save their democracy

The Economist had recently published an article against PM Narendra Modi and endorsed the 'corrupt' Congress for 2019 Lok Sabha elections

Comedian who made fun of PM Modi’s apolitical interview to Akshay Kumar says “aayenge toh Modi ji hi”

Comedian Shyam Rangeela's comedy spoof on PM Modi and Akshay Kumar's apolitical interview went viral, now he says 'aayega to Modi hi'

Journalist invents new arithmetic to defend Rahul, asks others to get calculators while needing one herself

Author Sujata Anandan, in her desperation to defend the lies of Rahul Gandhi on the NYAY yojana, made a fool of herself

On press freedom day, meet the ‘fearless’ journalist who interviewed Rahul Gandhi and said ‘Rafale has entered people’s blood’

Now, as if the India Today interview fiasco wasn't bad enough, another pliant journalist has got the "once in a lifetime" opportunity to interview Rahul Gandhi.

India Today says the Rahul Gandhi interview was recorded by Congress, and party has not given recording to the channel

India Today has tweeted a clarification regarding the entire fiasco by asserting that there was never a video interview that was recorded.

Why did India Today drop the video interview of Rahul Gandhi that it was apparently about to telecast?

A rumour gained wind on Social Media that India Today had indeed conducted a video interview with Rahul Gandhi, but the interview was so bad that India Today chose to scrap the video interview and publish a text interview instead.

Racist, “liberal”, The Economist, its battle with Narendra Modi and how Indian media uses it to bash India’s own Prime Minister

While NYT has long proven its credentials, The Economist is the new favourite of the "liberal" ecosystem in a last-ditch attempt to discredit Narendra Modi.

Rahul Gandhi is like the Joker. He just wants to watch the world burn

In his interview with India Today, Rahul Gandhi has shown how he doesn't really have a plan except to wreak havoc and chaos

Mumbai Mirror prints cartoon calling PM Modi the “Butcher from Godhra”, retracts and apologises later

The derogatory cartoon was published under the column 'Poll Dance' in the Mumbai Mirror yesterday. It called PM Narendra Modi as 'The butcher from Godhra'.

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