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Rajdeep Sardesai
‘He is an old man, keeps forgetting what to say,’ Former Bihar CM Rabri Devi on Mulayam Singh’s endorsement to Modi for PM in...
Mulayam Singh Yadav's comment might be a game changer for his son, Akhilesh Yadav, who is also eyeing at the PM seat
Rajdeep Sardesai gets schooled on what ‘Benami’ property means as he tries to imply Vadra’s ‘innocence’
Vadra is alleged to be the actual owner of a posh London property brought through laundered money via a Dubai firm.
Rahul Gandhi’s name calling to ANI Editor Smita Prakash reeks of irony for his ‘freedom of press’ rhetorics
Smita Prakash was 'named and shamed' not because the interview was bad but because she did not project hate for Modi.
Comparing PM Modi’s interview with Smita Prakash to Sonia’s interview with Rajdeep Sardesai
We can be certain that PM Modi loves a challenge. And so on the first day of the New Year, PM Modi sat down for an interview with Smita Prakash from ANI
As 2018 comes to an end, here is a reminder of the top 10 lies spread by the media
NDTV, The Wire, BBC, Barkha Dutt - the usual suspects in the list of top 10 media lies spread this year
Rajdeep Sardesai claims tourism is on a decline in Goa, official data says otherwise
The data suggests that nearly 78 lakh tourists have arrived in Goa in the year 2017 compared to 63.3 lakh in 2016, with a growth of 23 per cent in tourist growth.
No Rajdeep, there is no reason to thank Imran Khan for the homecoming of Hamid Ansari. Here is why
Rajdeep Sardesai has time and again proved himself to be a master of quackery
Rajdeep says sorry for calling Parliament attack a ‘great day’, but then, it WAS a great day for vultures
A video went viral recently where Rajdeep Sardesai was heard calling Parliament Attack a 'good day' and he faced severe backlash for it
Viral video shows Rajdeep Sardesai admitting journalists are like vultures
Sardesai says how the exclusive story of parliament attack made the team forget the wine and kababs they were planning to picnic on.
Corridor of Love: Indian journalists are elated with the experience they had in Pakistan
Some journalists even thought of themselves as messengers of peace as they crossed the border
