Paranjoy Guha Thakurta

EPW publisher distances magazine from ex-editor Paranjoy Guha Thakurta over Adani lawsuit

Former editor Paranjoy Guha Thakurta took the step while keeping the office-bearers of the trust in the dark, Sameeksha Trust said in a statement.

EPW editorial head quits after legal notice from Adani lawyers prompts publication to delete two articles critical of conglomerate

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, editor-in-chief of EPW, quit his position on Tuesday after lawyers of Adani Power Ltd sent a letter to EPW and four authors for two articles that were published on the EPW website.

2G: Does presidential reference support Sibal's zero-loss policy?

By casting doubts on all licenses going back to 1994, the Reference was supporting Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal's "zero loss" theory.

Is Kejriwal a monster of media's own creation?

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in an unprecedented move lambasted the media saying the whole media is "sold" and "heavy amounts" have been paid to promote BJP's prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi.

Coalgate FIR: PM has to break his silence or the govt will suffer

During a discussion on CNN-IBN on this development, while BJP's Prakash Javadekar and Congress's Sandeep Surjewala began a blame game, journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta and business consultant Sunil Alagh were of the opinion that it is time the prime minister broke his silence.

'Damage from coal block allocations has already been done'

Will the scandal surrounding coal block allocations refusing to die down, can the government solve it by merely cancelling the allocations?

'BJP thinks Coalgate is their Bofors moment'

"BJP says that simply because the Congress has a majority in Parliament they will use brute force to put everything under the table. That is a very dangerous philosophy," Vinod Mehta, told CNN-IBN.

'Emerging economy? First curb power theft'

"What has happened kind off epitomises two things that have gone wrong with our society, polity and economy - greed and corruption," Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, economist and journalist, told CNN-IBN.

Is low wages for workers cause of Manesar violence?

Can the violence in Maruti's Manesar plant be blamed on low wages for workers who were on contract? Or is it a reflection of polarisation in society?