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Govt think tank flags India’s skewed auto export mix, warns domestic focus and high tariffs are limiting its global footprint; also highlights how auto components are a bright spot.
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Many of you might think I got something so wrong in National Interest pieces written this year. I might disagree! But some deserve a Mea Culpa. I’d deal with the most recent this week.
In a country where about 2000 films are released in a year and where the total population is 1.5 billion, 57 members is not a guild but a pathetic little clique. And, a quick word on the Print’s editorial standards – whatever happened to full disclosure? This so called “guild” is chaired by Anupama Chopra and has Sucharita Tyagi as its vice chair! Essentially Ms. Chopra and Ms. Tyagi have put out a statement themselves in their own favour. If this isn’t a self-serving feedback loop, then I don’t know what is!
You, as a responsible news outlet, should take cognisance of the prevailing public sentiment. It is also your prerogative to protect your Khan Market fraternity and to state your position clearly, consequences be damned
I watched the movie because of all the noise and I am sorry what is it that I missing over here ? Clearly all the criticism comes because of people’s questionable political views
A country of 1.5 Billion doesn’t mean quality only quantity especially when 84% are barely literate simple minded easily led sheep.
In a country where about 2000 films are released in a year and where the total population is 1.5 billion, 57 members is not a guild but a pathetic little clique. And, a quick word on the Print’s editorial standards – whatever happened to full disclosure? This so called “guild” is chaired by Anupama Chopra and has Sucharita Tyagi as its vice chair! Essentially Ms. Chopra and Ms. Tyagi have put out a statement themselves in their own favour. If this isn’t a self-serving feedback loop, then I don’t know what is!
You, as a responsible news outlet, should take cognisance of the prevailing public sentiment. It is also your prerogative to protect your Khan Market fraternity and to state your position clearly, consequences be damned
57 people in a country of 1.5 billion is not a guild, it’s a clique.
I watched the movie because of all the noise and I am sorry what is it that I missing over here ? Clearly all the criticism comes because of people’s questionable political views