The Financial Times has been notorious for peddling lies, anti-India propaganda, fanning unsubstantiated allegations, baseless rhetorics of Muslim victimhood, conspiracy theories to discredit India’s success story, and making unwarranted trespasses…
In an interview with Financial Times, PM Narendra Modi talked about India's unity and tolerance of various religious communities with no discrimination
Financial TImes tried to push a narrative that Moitra was a victim of gender discrimination and her allegations against the Adani Group.
A report published in the Financial Times over the strain in India-Canada relationship chalked up Nijjar's murder to New Delhi even though Canada has failed to provide evidence that prove…
Rahul Gandhi resumed attack on PM Modi after Financial Times and Guardian claimed that Adani secretly invested in own shares
John Reed, a journalist with Financial Times, later clarified that the Indo-Russia event was turned into a closed door event.
The Adani Group accused the Financial Times of being selective in using publicly available facts to attack the group.
Rahul Gandhi has been casting aspersions about a mysterious Rs 20,000 crore money routed to Adani Group company and questioning whose money is it. Well, we try and make sense…
But the blackouts haven’t happened yet. We are on thin ice, but we are getting by. You cannot deny that.
Quoting a few experts in foreign policy, FT declared that India is the 'weakest link' of the informal alliance as it had failed to provide necessary vaccines to the nations…