International media takes note of India’s diplomatic momentum on AI, trade and defence, but asks if the country has the resources and resolve to match its ambitions.
NYT's profile of Vir Das delves into how he has the 'unique distinction' of having his comedy result in an Emmy on one hand & an official rebuke from Indian govt on the other.
Global media interprets the display of unity at SCO Summit as a message to Washington—’its policies will result in other countries looking for alternatives to meet their interests’.
New Delhi: The Financial Times’ Andres Schipani and Joe Leahy look at the renewal of a pivotal strategic relationship—the “thaw” between India and China....
Global media also reports on the British F-35B fighter jet, that was stranded in Kerala for weeks, finally being on its way home & PM Modi’s 2-day visit to the UK.
Global media terms the crash as the latest in a string of high-profile aviation disasters, raising the question: 'How safe is it to fly?'. They also highlight eyewitness accounts.
International media also reports on India's move to block the X accounts of China's Global Times & Xinhua. It has sparked criticism from press freedom groups, they say.
International media also reports on India sending positive signals toward improving ties with China, reflecting a strategic shift amid evolving global and regional dynamics.
Racism is a problem for privileged mainlanders only when it's meted out to them abroad. In their own backyard, it's normalised as 'I was just kidding. Chill yaar'.
Orders issued by Army Headquarters reassign key operational commanders and senior intelligence officials, including the head of DGFI, the country’s premier military intelligence agency.
The only thing that the global (read West) media shares with the English media is complete cluelessness about India. Most of them take their cues from English media journalism in India, which itself is clueless., the blind leading the blind. This article is nothing more then a poor attempt to promote the same bunch of Indian English ‘journalists’ who are no longer taken seriously .
I follow the columnist’s concluding advice. The finest journalists, publications get an occasional story wrong. Which can be acknowledged, redressed. However, to allege some global conspiracy to put India down, using their media, is absurd.
The only thing that the global (read West) media shares with the English media is complete cluelessness about India. Most of them take their cues from English media journalism in India, which itself is clueless., the blind leading the blind. This article is nothing more then a poor attempt to promote the same bunch of Indian English ‘journalists’ who are no longer taken seriously .
I follow the columnist’s concluding advice. The finest journalists, publications get an occasional story wrong. Which can be acknowledged, redressed. However, to allege some global conspiracy to put India down, using their media, is absurd.