Hindustan Times

Suspended Hindustan Times reporter Shristi Jaiswal has issued an apology after her Hinduphobic tweet went viral on social media.

Hindustan Times said that Srishti Jaswal was suspended after her Hinduphobic tweet and a code of conduct committee has been set up

Numerous media reports have claimed that migrant workers died due to hunger and starvation in Shramik Trains.

While TRAI recommended adding 0 before the number while calling mobile from landline, media misinterpreted it as new 11 digit number system

Hindustan Times had published an article dated May 27, 2020, titled: "Migrants’ kid dies as father hunts for milk at railway station", claiming that a four-and-a-half-year-old son of migrants from Bihar based in Delhi died of hunger at the railway station on arrival by a ‘Shramik Special’ train.

This fake news article by Ram Guha, rejected by Hindustan Times, was published by the controversial publication, The Wire.

The duplicitous manner in which the media reports on cases of mob lynching became evident in the wake of the murder of the Sadhus at Palghar.

The Hindustan Times in an interview insinuated that spitting was not as much of a significant issue as people would like to believe, probably to shield Tablighi Jamaat amidst Coronavirus outbreak

Hindustan Times was talking about Adil Ahmad Dar, the terrorist who killed CRPF jawans in Pulwama

Hindustan Times again provided a platform to Pulwama terrorist family to cast aspersions