Media In India

Narendra Modi 2.0: How Congress-led economic liberalisation, birth of social media contributed to its fall and BJP's rise

In many ways, BJP’s journey from two MPs in 1984 to 303 lawmakers in 2019 is also a story of the rise of India.

Hidden within Narendra Modi's masterclass to first-time MPs is a strong critique of the state of India's media

Modi himself provided an interesting window to his thoughts while addressing over 300 BJP MPs, many of them first-timers, at Parliament's Central Hall on Saturday evening. What emerged during the address has been lauded in many quarters as "statesmanlike", "inclusive" and "empowering" but a key takeaway from the address was the prime minister's inherent distrust of the media.

Talwars, Shashi Tharoor are all victims of trial by media: News channels give fourth estate a bad name

Pressure is building on seeking financial restitution from the media as a direct fallout of this mad hurtle to hurt for TRPs and eyeballs and footfalls that have compelled us to drop the basic tenets of journalism

Dumbing down gone too far: Media must face the mirror

Justice Katju was too condescending but journalists were doing no service to their profession by getting hyper over his comments.