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It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
ncredible. This isn’t just a puff piece—it’s a full-blown propaganda sheet masquerading as journalism. Even by ThePrint’s dismal standards, this sycophantic drivel is jaw-droppingly embarrassing. North Korea would blush at the level of hagiography on display. Over 90% of the article is a nauseating parade of bootlicking quotes from anonymous admirers, while the glaring red flags and inconvenient facts are buried in a perfunctory afterthought toward the end.
And we’re supposed to swallow—with a straight face—that a CM, who handed a ministerial post to a first-time MLA solely because he’s family, maintains abhors special preferences for
him? Based on the word of an unnamed “close source”? That’s not journalism—that’s stenography for power, drenched in denial and dressed up as insight.
What’s most infuriating is that ThePrint once held promise as a bulwark against precisely this kind of dishonest narrative-building. But articles like this—glossy, glorifying, and utterly devoid of skepticism—aren’t journalism. They’re undeclared PR campaigns, and they gut whatever scraps of credibility remain.
If this is the future of the free press, then journalism isn’t dying—it’s already dead.
ncredible. This isn’t just a puff piece—it’s a full-blown propaganda sheet masquerading as journalism. Even by ThePrint’s dismal standards, this sycophantic drivel is jaw-droppingly embarrassing. North Korea would blush at the level of hagiography on display. Over 90% of the article is a nauseating parade of bootlicking quotes from anonymous admirers, while the glaring red flags and inconvenient facts are buried in a perfunctory afterthought toward the end.
And we’re supposed to swallow—with a straight face—that a CM, who handed a ministerial post to a first-time MLA solely because he’s family, maintains abhors special preferences for
him? Based on the word of an unnamed “close source”? That’s not journalism—that’s stenography for power, drenched in denial and dressed up as insight.
What’s most infuriating is that ThePrint once held promise as a bulwark against precisely this kind of dishonest narrative-building. But articles like this—glossy, glorifying, and utterly devoid of skepticism—aren’t journalism. They’re undeclared PR campaigns, and they gut whatever scraps of credibility remain.
If this is the future of the free press, then journalism isn’t dying—it’s already dead.