The photo of a sobbing Rampukar Pandit symbolised India’s migrant crisis. While the RJD leader promised him a job, the man is still struggling to find one.
Former JNU Student Union chief Kanhaiya Kumar was trailing heavily in Bihar's Begusarai constituency as BJP's Giriraj Singh established a lead of over 90,000 votes, as of 11 am.
Shabana Azmi to Swara Bhaskar, Sitaram Yechury to JNU students have all turned up for CPI’s Kanhaiya Kumar. But that’s unlikely to help beat caste & religion factors.
The CPI in Bihar never saw a contradiction between organising landless labourers and having a party structure dominated by upper castes, especially Bhumihars like Kumar.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
So sad this happened in my country, it pains my heart to see him crying. At least let us accord him some dignity and stop publishing this picture where he is seen crying.
If you are so particular, post a normal picture of him and continue your journalism. No man or woman would want a picture of him when he is crying to become the news of the country. Journalism too should be sensitive to human feelings.
So sad this happened in my country, it pains my heart to see him crying. At least let us accord him some dignity and stop publishing this picture where he is seen crying.
If you are so particular, post a normal picture of him and continue your journalism. No man or woman would want a picture of him when he is crying to become the news of the country. Journalism too should be sensitive to human feelings.
Atleast someone cared to verify the present status when the pictures where not viral? Just keep doing the right thing The print! Well done
This is what i call real journalism. Following up on the stories and the plight of people, what happened to the promises made.. Great job!