media bias

This is in response to an extract from a book by Sagarika Ghose (socialite, daughter of the former Director-General of Doordarshan, wife of television personality Rajdeep Sardesai, and part-time columnist) published in The Wire

Mahmood Paracha is a regular feature at news channels where his opinion is sought in debates. It appears to be a pattern across news channels where hoodlums and uncouth individuals are provided platforms that provides them with an opportunity to augment their credibility.

Fahad Zuberi says that ISRO chief K Sivan should 'at least be ridiculed'

Since our newspapers don’t ask a few simple questions to Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, could we the readers pose a few?

Journalists turn cow smugglers into innocent men to create narrative of mob lynching

Selective reporting by mainstream media comes as no shocker

The report was about a speech that the author had given at the India International Centre in Delhi last week. Instead, it turned out to be riddled with multiple factual errors and lies.

NewsLaundry, a publication that has a history of whitewashing crimes against Hindus, published a report today that cast aspersions on the reportage of the missing boy from Hauz Qazi

Reporting those who celebrated Pulwama attacks appear to be a bigger crime than the ones who actually celebrated those attacks

Indian Express can’t expect its readers—and I am one—to be polite any longer, especially, after its Pehlu Khan reportage