Why can’t we see BJP chief ministers like Devendra Fadnavis, Bhupendra Patel, Mohan Yadav or Vishnu Deo Sai and Mohan Chandra Majhi under attack? It's about time we recognise them.
Times Now, India Today, News 18 India and ABP News showed live coverage of protests over claims that a new definition of the Aravalli Hills would allow large-scale mining.
On Monday, Modi delivered an aggressive speech, which TV news pounced upon with relish, sensing a good fight ahead—‘PM tears into Opposition’, ‘belt treatment', 'big attack'.
The BJP often names him as the architect of India’s many shortcomings and failures, which are amplified on TV news. However, this week, Nehru’s words echoed across television after two very different victories.
TV news channels assured viewers that once the cloud-seeding was completed, rain could be expected anytime. 'Jab chaho, baarish kar lo,' claimed Times Now Navbharat.
In tactical terms, the shirtless protest was worse than a self-goal. Suddenly, the fiascos of the AI Summit were forgotten, and the Youth Congress’s disruption became the issue.
IAF is fine with accepting the aircraft with 'must-haves', even if some other steps remain pending, which may take at least another year, it is learnt.
Papa don’t preach!
Why don’t you and your reporters visit Manipur in person and report on the situation? Why ask others to risk their lives?
Do it yourself and set a precedent for others to follow.
and do what ? pour kerosene over already inflamed ethnic tensions which have a history of tens of decades ? the author seems to have too much of a false confidence in Indian journos having the depth of understanding to even sit through a 30 minute discussion such a issue leave alone discussing it over days. more so when the journos are more concerned with showing one or the other side as evil or conspirators. The writer cleverly skirts the origin of the problem and expects other journos to do the work ?
Papa don’t preach!
Why don’t you and your reporters visit Manipur in person and report on the situation? Why ask others to risk their lives?
Do it yourself and set a precedent for others to follow.
and do what ? pour kerosene over already inflamed ethnic tensions which have a history of tens of decades ? the author seems to have too much of a false confidence in Indian journos having the depth of understanding to even sit through a 30 minute discussion such a issue leave alone discussing it over days. more so when the journos are more concerned with showing one or the other side as evil or conspirators. The writer cleverly skirts the origin of the problem and expects other journos to do the work ?