BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN OPINION
|21/05/2016
Why does the media not question this antiquated ritual irrelevant to modern India rather than glorifying it with uncritical coverage?
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN OPINION
|24/02/2016
Ravish Kumar’s histrionics on NDTV are well-received while other anchors are lampooned as dangerous rabble rousers.
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|18/06/2015
The British press has found that Greenpeace, besides its entertaining hyperbole, can also be misleadingly indulgent with facts.
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|19/12/2014
Rajdeep Sardesai talks darkly of media persecution under Modi.
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|24/09/2014
Secular liberals in the media don't realise that what seems "communal" to them - imagery, vocabulary, symbols - are merely the everyday idiolect of millions of Indians.
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN OPINION
|10/09/2014
The Hindi press took the same stand as the English media on the Narendra Modi government's first 100 days in office, namely, measured praise.
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN OPINION
|16/07/2014
With the odd exception, the commentaries on the budget in the Hindi daily newspapers conformed to their known partisan positions,
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|28/05/2014
So how did Hindi newspapers respond to the cabinet formation and what does it think of Team Modi?
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|18/03/2014
How was a move with significant repercussions for the nature of Indian bureaucracy, not subjected to critical scrutiny by the media?
BY ANAND VARDHAN|
IN OPINION
|21/02/2014
Editorial commentary in the Hindi press sought to read some of the subtexts and implications of Kejriwal's resignation â€" sometimes succinctly, sometimes not,
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