Why Sanjay Dutt’s conviction while following the letter of law goes against the spirit of justice.
Trial By Media
by Samrat
February 27, 2013
Is legitimising communication between government officials and the media really so difficult?
Outraged By The “Outrage”
by Samrat
February 6, 2013
While media-fuelled debates over any and every controversy may be entertaining, their long-term effects are dangerous.
Dash Of Drama, Lots Of Outrage
by Samrat
January 11, 2013
Why rapes, terrorist attacks & the apocalypse are the only incidents which make the headlines nowadays.
Could You Be Original Please
by Samrat
November 21, 2012
Are we ever going to display some original thought in our reactions to events?
The Urge To Rape
by Samrat
November 10, 2012
Everyone is busy intellectualising the recent Mumbai rape. Keep personal bias aside and look at it for what it is.
The Blind Men Of Hindoostan
by Samrat
November 7, 2012
Naipaul, Karnad & Dalrymple would all be right if they look at the big picture. But none of them do.
Media Apoplexy!
by Samrat
September 14, 2012
Why shouldn’t news on Sherlyn Chopra trounce news on the coal scam? After all that’s what viewers want to see.
Assam – Hypocrite’s Rule
by Samrat
August 28, 2012
Everyone has a solution to Assam’s problems on twitter and television. Few have any idea what they’re waxing eloquent on.
Not a fine balance
by Samrat
February 27, 2012
A biased analyst will almost always be wrong, because he or she will see only what he wants to see.
Why the Media is Selling Out
by Samrat
February 7, 2012
Because someone has to pay for journalism, and you, dear reader, are not buying.
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