Objectivity in media a pretence

is one of the most renowned and respected journalists in India. He is currently the consulting editor of the 'Headlines Today'. He started his career in 1988 with The Times of India where he was the city editor of its Mumbai edition. He ventured ...

Comment · print · T T T+· T- Rajdeep Sardesai Eleanor Catton Amish Tripathi Sadanand Menon TOPICS That's what books are for, goes a line in Jhumpa Lahiri's The Namesake, To travel without moving an inch. Travel across the ...

Eminent TV anchor Rajdeep Sardesai has article drawn attention in a recent to the fact that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has restored balance to his cabinet by inducting Manohar Parrikar and Suresh Prabhu, two Gaud Saraswat Brahmins, as full fledged ...

By Rajdeep Sardesai Power: the irresistible drug, which energizes the body like little else. A senior journalist tells me a delightful story of former PM Narasimha Rao in May 1991. Preparing for retirement, Rao told the journalist that he was ...

Criticising former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, senior Congress leader and former finance minister P. Chidambaram said on Friday that Dr Singh could have put his foot down and not allowed A. Raja to issue 2G licences on first-come-first-serves basis or ...

  'Politics is not flirtation. You can’t go into politics once every five years in Amethi. You can’t dip your toes in politics, you have to be a 24x7 politician’ ‘The media today, at the moment at least, is not questioning enough and we seem a little intimidated’ ‘Amit Shah had a double-barrel gun -- Modi at the top and RSS on the ground’ ‘Modi’s challenge, and what he has successfully managed to do, in the 2014 elections is to make ...

By Leslie Parrilla A lofty idea percolated to the top of Rashpal Singh Dhindsa's mind eight years ago, possibly naively, as with any other red-blooded American. "I thought Rose Parade is good to tell people who we are. I don't know of any other ...

Politics took centrestage on Sunday with the NaMo vs RaGa tussle hogging the limelight during the session, '1952, 1977 & 2014: Three Big Elections: Why are these three elections seen as turning points in Indian democracy?' "Not since the days of ...

By Preeti Verma Lal Xacutti. Recheado. Xeque xeque. Ambot tik. Feijoada. Sorpotel. Never before have I been so semantically food stumped. Amidst the whiff of coconut, the hiss of an oven and the sizzle in a wok inside Goa Marriott Resort & Spa's ...