Since the communal disturbances last month, Sambhal and its temple trouble have remained in the news. Still, the non-stop coverage of the Hanuman temple and the three idols is exceptional.
In Discovery’s show Man vs. Wild, PM Modi spoke only in Hindi. It received wide coverage in the Hindi media, despite the fact that host Grylls spoke only English.
Many top-ranked officials from Europe, US, UK, China, Nepal and Sri Lanka are making a beeline for India ignoring the scorching heat. How has India become so important?
Few people outside the RSS have probably heard of Manikchandra Vajpayee, but he is one of the most revered figures within Sangh, especially when it comes to journalism.
Study by Reporters Without Borders says though the Indian media market is huge, it is owned and controlled by a handful, thus establishing a pattern of monopoly.
This is the game every nation is now learning to play. Some are finding new allies or seeing value among nations where they’d seen marginal interest. The starkest example is India & Europe.
It may be matter of theater and stories for western media. You can consider it as old heritage and history surfaced on top. It may not be a matter of concern for the writer if her idols were buried and temples were destroyed. The stones and remains are the witness of atrocities.
It may be matter of theater and stories for western media. You can consider it as old heritage and history surfaced on top. It may not be a matter of concern for the writer if her idols were buried and temples were destroyed. The stones and remains are the witness of atrocities.
Mosqueless India on the cards