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Mechanical engineer & alumnus of IIM-A & IAS France, Kota was General Manager in HAL’s Light Combat Aircraft division. He was selected from a pool of eight candidates.
No nation other than China can negotiate one-on-one with Trump on an equal footing. That’s why the middle powers who so far formed the core of multilateral bodies now feel orphaned.
Pathetic journalism from Shubhangi Misra. Does Shekhar Gupta have no supervisory role at The Print? How come he allowed such a half-baked and blatantly partial and biased article to be published on this platform?
Or is this an example of his much-vaunted “un-hyphenated journalism”?
Is this article an example of “un-hyphenated journalism” as claimed by Shekhar Gupta?
Is this what Mr. Gupta refers to as “objective journalism”?
Such a shame!
May Mahadev bless and protect these people who are desperately seeking to preserve their heritage and culture.
Ms. Shubhangi Misra just cannot take criticism. Hence, not a single comment on this article was published by The Print.
Pathetic journalism from Shubhangi Misra. Does Shekhar Gupta have no supervisory role at The Print? How come he allowed such a half-baked and blatantly partial and biased article to be published on this platform?
Or is this an example of his much-vaunted “un-hyphenated journalism”?
Is this article an example of “un-hyphenated journalism” as claimed by Shekhar Gupta?
Is this what Mr. Gupta refers to as “objective journalism”?
Such a shame!
May Mahadev bless and protect these people who are desperately seeking to preserve their heritage and culture.