Karan takes up Devil’s case relentlessly, but how does he take to role reversal? Watch Madhu Trehan give him a dose…..
of his own medicine. Can Karan take it?

Barkha Dutt with Madhu Trehan on controversy on Kargil war, 26/ 11 Mumbai siege reporting and of course, the
Radia tapes. She also talks the online hate campaign against her, Chaitanaya Kunte’s blog, what Arnab Goswami
means for news space in television, her views on paid news, and why TV journos have become our punching bags.

Arun Shourie speaks to Madhu Trehan on “being sacrificed” by Ramnath Goenka, fatwas and kaafirs, the
Manu Smriti and the need for a Hindu soul with an Islamic body, the culture of appeasement, Modi and the
“coup against Vajpayee”, BJP not being a particularly religious party and more.

Kanchan Gupta, Associate Editor of Pioneer speaks to Madhu Trehan on his journalism, being viewed as a
“bigoted fundamentalist”, the Hindutva movement, his disillusionment while working with the government and
how Narendra Modi would never want to fuse faith with politics.

From calling Sonia a KGB agent to linking voting rights with religious ancestry, Subramanian Swamy shares his
many views. Also the “naxalite-compliant” Team Anna & how facial hair is a sign of Naxal leanings. We agree!

Chitra Subramaniam tells Madhu Trehan about the pulls & pressures of working on the Bofors exposé.
The limitations of journalists & the editorial tussles at The Hindu. And why India still doesn’t know the truth
about Bofors. N Ram responds.

We try to agree with a disagreeable Tavleen Singh as she talks about news media, crony capitalism, NGOs,
full disclosure and disdain worthy left leanings of the anchor. She throws up a Hindi challenge too. How? Watch.

Punya Prasun Bajpai, Consulting Editor, Zee News talks about the attempt of the government to limit coverage
on Team Anna, the need to have a media watchdog, corporatisation and corruption in journalism,
and why journalists should stay away from politicians. Don’t miss it.

Editor of Open Magazine, Manu Joseph speaks to Madhu Trehan on the source of the Radia tapes, how unpleasant it is to expose journalists, why he never called Barkha before the story broke and much more.

Deepak Sharma, Editor, SIT, India Today Group, talks to Madhu Trehan on his investigation during Operation Dhritrashtra, his shock at finding the Dr. Zakir Hussain Memorial Trust office a “ghost bungalow”, his being mistaken for an investigating officer, how the Khurshids took the UP govt and him for a ride, and much more.

Why Arnab should be our North, our South, our East and West, Our working week and our Sunday rest.

The dummies guide to a conflict as old as India – “the Kashmir Issue”.

The plot thickens. New characters enter the fray and old ones leave. The dummies guide continues.

When a journalist of Assamese origin feels outraged and asks tough questions, everyone questions
his national interest as a TRP driven strategy.

Everything you wanted to know about the Gandhi scion, but were afraid to ask.

Newslaundry’s take on the timeless wonder that is Sagarika.

What would Sainath, Arundhati Roy, R Guha and other stalwarts think of the Olympics. A sneak peek!

Teesta and Javed’s biased analysis of this month’s Mumbai riots can make the most secular
of us question our beliefs.

Why NDTV’s Ravish Kumar is a perfect blend of Naipaul, Camus and Kapuściński.
And what Arnab could learn from him.

Five wise men – Chidu, Diggy, Khurshid, Swamy and Arindam – give Rahul baba tips on ruling the country.

Strictly confidential South Block draft of Manmohan Singh’s Winter Session speech.

Everyone is busy intellectualising the recent Mumbai rape. Keep personal bias aside and look at it for what it is.

Kejriwal vs Vadra. Less about real estate, more about Fourth Estate. And the latter doesn’t come out looking too good.