‘This is Rape Number Two’ ‘The rape of the values and the politics that Tehelka claims it stands for, and an affront to those who work there and who have supported it in the past. It is the hollowing out… Continue Reading →
Anurag Batra on Sun, 11/10/2013 – 17:32 An insecure and anxious government always displays characteristics of becoming authoritarian, even in a democracy. When its power is being challenged and its fallacies being brought to light, such a government can be defensive and… Continue Reading →
Yes, There Is Bitterness. ‘The Hindu’ Was On The Cusp Of Something Great: Varadarajan SHOUGAT DASGUPTA October 23, 2013 The sober, even reassuringly staid, national daily The Hindu has of late been making the news rather than reporting it. On October 21,… Continue Reading →
These ads were collected and posted by Oral Adams and introduced thus: Since the 1950s, a lot has changed in the way of women’s rights and their duties in and out of the house. I highly doubt any company could get… Continue Reading →
Tripti Nath , Indian journalists traveling abroad as part of media delegations with the President, Vice President and Prime Minister are notorious for their unseemly behaviour. Haggling endlessly with shopkeepers, getting into drunken brawls, complaining about food or making a… Continue Reading →
Why do spooks mostly feed us the apple-pie-cold-coffee stories instead of revealing information of the kind Gen Singh disclosed? Editors must get together to evolve a protocol for covering the intelligence beat says AJAZ ASHRAF Posted/Updated Monday, Sep 30, hoot.org Come to think… Continue Reading →
By ROHAN VENKATARAMAKRISHNAN After a brutal gang-rape-murder that inspired not only protests and outrage but also a suicide, new legislation and a heightened awareness of the very nature of womanhood in India, all eyes ought to have been trained on the… Continue Reading →
You suddenly realise how vulnerable you are. There is no grievance redressal system. Journalists have no unions. In fact, your editor has constantly mocked unions – he says that’s for those jholawalla leftists, that unions have no place in new… Continue Reading →
Ajaz Ashraf , First post Dalit journalists believe caste-based discrimination and antagonism against them is pervasive in the mainstream media, both print and electronic. They say this phenomenon is more rampant in Hindi and other language media than in… Continue Reading →
Punish Rapists without Consideration of Identity. No Double standards. No Communalisation. No death Penalty. Make Homes, Public Places and Work Places Free from Sexual Harassments Radical Socialist Statement on Recent Rapes Despite the tall claims of the politicians, two… Continue Reading →
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