Topic: journalism
Postcard, Indiatimes in Poynter list of 513 ‘fake news’ websites
Postcard & Indiatimes are yet to issue statements on the Poynter list, which seeks to name websites that carry 'false or misleading information'.
Is Assange a journalist? It depends what year you ask
If WikiLeaks is not different from a news site, then its newsgathering & publications should be almost entirely protected from prosecution.
Shashi Kapoor’s New Delhi Times gives a true picture of journalism, warts and all
New Delhi Times conveys the fundamental duality that plagues all journalists — the thrill of chasing a ‘good story’ that is also a human tragedy.
When news channels brought pre-World Cup India-Pakistan battle home after Pulwama
Ravish Kumar’s call for restraint was akin to a call to practice journalism — an alien concept in the genetic structure of TV news.
Blood, bodies and scars: What I saw after the 1983 Nellie massacre in Assam
On the anniversary of the Nellie massacre in Assam, which claimed thousands of lives in a few hours, I recall the horrid sights.
No matter what we think of Arnab Goswami, we must defend his right to do his job
Details about Rafale deal, unemployment in India would not have come out if we muzzled press freedom.
Journalists need an audience, but have no clue on how to earn loyalty
Newsrooms can't seem to agree on the best way to engage and speak to their audience.
Pakistani journalists calling my article a publicity stunt is the biggest disappointment
I want Pakistan to become better and the only way that can happen is by highlighting the wrongs, writes Taha Siddiqui.
We need good reporting now more than ever. Democracy depends on it
The value of trusted, factual journalism has never been higher, the need for it never greater.
Abduct me, bully me, chase me out, but I still love Pakistan and won’t shut up
Pakistani columnist Gul Bukhari writes about loving Pakistan, but not blindly.
Why Right-wingers and lapsed liberals hate Romila Thapar, the mother of history in India
The dislike for Romila Thapar is embedded in belief that Left-liberal monopoly on scholarship has denied Hindus their rightful place in history.
With Lok Sabha elections over, how can India and Pakistan now repair fractured ties?
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is considering appointing a national security adviser to revive backchannel diplomatic talks with India.
Defence
RAW & IB chiefs, cabinet & defence secretaries — the key appointments awaiting new govt
The new govt will also appoint the IAF chief after incumbent Air Chief Marshal B.S. Dhanoa retires in September.
Pracharak Modi: The mask you see, is the man you get
India has its first leader who is unapologetic about belonging to the social and political Right. This is how Shekhar Gupta foresaw Modi’s five years in this National Interest within three months of his victory in 2014.