Local newspapers in Bhopal initially ran wild stories about 'love jihad' and Muslim women running sex racket, but have stopped the follow-up coverage. Some are calling it a “perfect” plot line for Anurag Kashyap’s next film.
Couples interested in 'swap' just turn to Messenger, Telegram, and Twitter DMs to find sexual partners. But in Kerala, it has reached a whole new level.
Sextortion gangs lift photos of women from social media and create fake profiles to lure men, often in their 40s. ThePrint explains the modus operandi behind these burgeoning rackets.
New Delhi: A couple in Ghaziabad has been accused by the police of honey trapping and extorting crores from businessmen and senior working executives...
India will need to recalibrate crude sourcing strategy as US ends waivers for Russian & Iranian oil, energy experts say. But Russian crude will likely remain central to energy basket.
This special edition of Cut The Clutter, straight from the Siliguri corridor, details the strategic importance of the narrow strip of land in West Bengal, and how it’s a vital link connecting the Northeast to the rest of India.
We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in the sun.
Such lame reportage – seems like ThePrint’s repeated claims of ‘un-hyphenated journalism’ is just window-dressing.
People like Sakshi Mehra are quite clearly ideologically motivated activists. Their interpretations of events and facts, the wording of their articles give it away. They are just interested in furthering their own agenda and propaganda – not represent the on-ground realities and truth.
Ms. Sakshi Mehra is following in the hallowed footsteps of Shivam Vij, Ananya Bharadwaj and Ishadrita Lahiri. One can clearly see her own biases – both anti-Hindutva and pro-Islamist – oozing out of every line of this reportage as well as her earlier reports. She tries her level best to discredit the allegations of the victims while attempting to exonerate the accused of all charges.
Outlets like the BBC, DW and others must be waiting in a line to lap up someone like her.
Such lame reportage – seems like ThePrint’s repeated claims of ‘un-hyphenated journalism’ is just window-dressing.
People like Sakshi Mehra are quite clearly ideologically motivated activists. Their interpretations of events and facts, the wording of their articles give it away. They are just interested in furthering their own agenda and propaganda – not represent the on-ground realities and truth.
Ms. Sakshi Mehra is following in the hallowed footsteps of Shivam Vij, Ananya Bharadwaj and Ishadrita Lahiri. One can clearly see her own biases – both anti-Hindutva and pro-Islamist – oozing out of every line of this reportage as well as her earlier reports. She tries her level best to discredit the allegations of the victims while attempting to exonerate the accused of all charges.
Outlets like the BBC, DW and others must be waiting in a line to lap up someone like her.