Pervez Musharraf - a war criminal the Indian media loves to fete.

Savita Halappanavar’s death threw up a lot of questions in the media. But not some important ones.

Religion and politics don’t mix in India. But try telling that to the media.

The Indian media needs to take its nationalist heart out of its journalistic engagement with the world of sports.

Who do RSS leader MS Vaidya and Narendra Modi like disguising themselves as? IBN Live reveals all.

Our news channels could learn a thing or two on self-reporting from the BBC’s coverage of the Entwistle controversy.

It’s not all Bollywood music on the radio. Some radio channels are keeping alive the art of verbal storytelling.

Desperate for a controversy over “hurt sentiments”, the media decided to pin Karnad down to his statement on Tagore’s plays.

The constant risk of conflict zone reporting. Where a journalist can easily be mistaken for the enemy.

The coverage of the US elections in the Indian media was essentially about repackaging and presentation.

The Goddess of Big Awards, an American censor and a moonlighting editor. Fun times.

The media is missing a critical element in its engagement with controversial figures like Naipaul.

Headlines Now, Zee’s limitless bounty and a midnight Twitter squabble. An eye on what’s keeping the media busy.

Do visions of wounded children and massacred people ever leave a journalist? A conflict reporter on why he carries on.

NDTV seems to be looking down at Delhi from its ivory tower. Why else would they miss the smog we and IBN are engulfed in.

It’s that time of year! The annual thinking, partying and event managing rituals by newspapers and magazines have begun.