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Pathetic journalism from Shubhangi Misra. Does Shekhar Gupta have no supervisory role at The Print? How come he allowed such a half-baked and blatantly partial and biased article to be published on this platform?
Or is this an example of his much-vaunted “un-hyphenated journalism”?
Is this article an example of “un-hyphenated journalism” as claimed by Shekhar Gupta?
Is this what Mr. Gupta refers to as “objective journalism”?
Such a shame!
May Mahadev bless and protect these people who are desperately seeking to preserve their heritage and culture.
Ms. Shubhangi Misra just cannot take criticism. Hence, not a single comment on this article was published by The Print.
Pathetic journalism from Shubhangi Misra. Does Shekhar Gupta have no supervisory role at The Print? How come he allowed such a half-baked and blatantly partial and biased article to be published on this platform?
Or is this an example of his much-vaunted “un-hyphenated journalism”?
Is this article an example of “un-hyphenated journalism” as claimed by Shekhar Gupta?
Is this what Mr. Gupta refers to as “objective journalism”?
Such a shame!
May Mahadev bless and protect these people who are desperately seeking to preserve their heritage and culture.