The Quint

Suprateek Chatterjee fired for wishing Modi's death on Twitter: Media espousing violence is a dangerous trend

Having been the editor of seven newspapers in India and abroad these past 46 years I would gladly submit that I would have had no hesitation in banning columnist Suprateek Chatterjee for his tweets indicating his delight in case someone killed Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Journalist who wished death for Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets lavish liberal love

If all abuse is to be treated as kosher, then liberals should refrain from name-calling and blame-fixing when they see something that they don't like.

Army Jawan Roy Mathew's suicide case: Journalist who conducted sting on soldier granted bail

The journalist is accused of entering army camp without the permission of authorities and filming the premises besides carrying out a sting operation on Mathew and other jawans in which she is said to have asked leading questions.

Uri terror attack: The Quint's 'daring' story on 'cross-LoC operation' angers press, social media

The Quint's contentious story titled ‘Exclusive: Uri Avenged As Spl Forces Cross LoC, Kill 20 Terrorists’ received backlash from journalists and readers