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With all due respect, Ms. Ratan Priya, please spare us these therapy sessions. We don’t need them. Neither do you.
There are hundreds of things awaiting the attention of a reporter.
For a change, why don’t you take the initiative and start reporting on the doctor’s protest against the fascist Mamata regime in Bengal? The Print, so far, has done a very shoddy job of reporting on this very important protest movement.
That would be good solid journalism and would add to your profile as a journalist.
With all due respect, Ms. Ratan Priya, please spare us these therapy sessions. We don’t need them. Neither do you.
There are hundreds of things awaiting the attention of a reporter.
For a change, why don’t you take the initiative and start reporting on the doctor’s protest against the fascist Mamata regime in Bengal? The Print, so far, has done a very shoddy job of reporting on this very important protest movement.
That would be good solid journalism and would add to your profile as a journalist.