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After anti-Infosys article, RSS-linked Panchajanya now calls Amazon 'East India Company 2.0'

27 Sep, 2021

Retired SC judge Madan Lokur weighs in on IT ‘surveys’ on Newslaundry and Newsclick in The Hindu

27 Sep, 2021

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India TV editor Rajat Sharma re-elected as president of NBDA

After anti-Infosys article, RSS-linked Panchajanya now calls Amazon 'East India Company 2.0'

Retired SC judge Madan Lokur weighs in on IT ‘surveys’ on Newslaundry and Newsclick in The Hindu

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