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The editorial article The Telegraph sheds all veils of neutrality, insinuates the Indian society cannot hope to redeem itself if it chooses Modi again.

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.

Kapri, whose 'journalism' often sounds like Congress' election campaign, insinuated that the entire Jet Airways crisis is somehow the fault of the Modi government.

'One question that always used to bother me was will we ever held the media accountable for the chokehold they helped maintain on Indian Democracy?'

In the Congress manifesto, in a very subtle manner, the party has made it clear that it tends to enforce a crackdown on media should it win the elections this year.

Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi will be youth icons even in their fifties, they will be 'kickstarting' more campaigns than Sriharikota launches satellites and will continue to brighten our days with brilliantly chosen clothes and flashing smiles with mesmerising dimples.

In a recently organized event by Leftist Propaganda outlet, The Wire, 'Eminent Intellectual' Ravish Kumar spouted numerous inanities that only goes on to highlight the extent to which liberals have a delusional sense of their own selves.

In a tweet Barkha Dutt had posted herself on social media the previous day, she had advertised that her number was online and available to Kashmiris who needed help or 'felt vulnerable'.

In the aftermath of the Pulwama Terror Attack, a concerted attempt by the media was underway to absolve those who share a significant portion of the blame

There ain't no dimples deep enough, ain't no cheekbones high enough, that can keep our secular, liberal media from singing the glory of the new princess.