Three events took over news coverage this week. We all but forgot Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s warning on the “weaponisation of technology and critical minerals” at BRICS.
When Modi met Putin, TV9 Bharatvarsh noted how the leaders shook hands twice. India Today noticed 'a firm, warm handshake' and NDTV 24X7 called it 'historic handshake'.
Why can’t we see BJP chief ministers like Devendra Fadnavis, Bhupendra Patel, Mohan Yadav or Vishnu Deo Sai and Mohan Chandra Majhi under attack? It's about time we recognise them.
The number of rape cases on record has fallen through the years. Either the police are reluctant to register FIRs, or survivors are losing faith in the criminal justice system.
IAF chief Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh has ruled out a separate drone force, saying that UAVs must operate with fighters and other existing technology.
Modern India might have been conjured up in the image of Gandhi. But India was never a Gandhian state. Founders of the Republic, be it Nehru or Patel, nursed zero such notions.
It’s not hard to answer.
Because the female biker was an AAP activist.
Everyone knows how strong the AAP’s social media game is. It has formidable friends and well wishers in Western nations who help it with social media content amplification.
Even the CJP phenomenon has AAP written all over it. It was the same social media ecosystem which catapulted Dipke and company to fame.
It’s not hard to answer.
Because the female biker was an AAP activist.
Everyone knows how strong the AAP’s social media game is. It has formidable friends and well wishers in Western nations who help it with social media content amplification.
Even the CJP phenomenon has AAP written all over it. It was the same social media ecosystem which catapulted Dipke and company to fame.
Because the media in Bharat is lost, and is trying to find its identity in vain, and thereby seek reason for its existence, for which there is none.