Page 2 - Indian Media

Truth to power

No journalist has been able to question the prime minister on the handling of the national lockdown, the nature of the revival package, the China incursions, the future of jobs and economy

INS slams China for restricting access to Indian newspapers, media websites

Indian Newspaper Society has slammed China's action of restricting access to Indian newspapers and media websites and urged Indian govt to take steps to ban access to Chinese media in the country.

Galwan clash: Indian newspapers, websites not accessible in China

Though Chinese newspapers and websites continue to be accessible in India, people in China can only access the Indian media websites with Virtual Private Network (VPN) server.

Where are the tough questions?

Nothing illustrates the growing inclination to "follow the leader" with an uncritical, unquestioning gaze like PM Modi's TV interviews

Letter to BS: Indian news channels are busy fostering hatred and negativity

The incidents of violence have traumatised the nation and raised a question mark over the role the news channels could have played by moderating the whole fiasco

When prime time is not for prime news

The media curates what it presents to the public, and that curation is driven by multiple considerations

Beautifying India's ugly media spaces

India's news media is a global byword in bad taste, its social media is crawling with trolls. How do we fix this?

The changing face of Indian media

What do the coming ownership changes at Star and Zee mean for the Indian entertainment market?

Indian media's crisis of confidence

Censorship, loss of revenues, violence - can the Indian media and entertainment industry be independent of its fears this August 15?

Shekhar Gupta: Reverse sting in the media tale

News of the death of Indian journalism is fake. But it is scary that the richest media owners can't spot a 'Bunty Aur Babli' type con

Dear Mr Rathore, here's how you can transform India's media industry

Can the man in charge at the I&B ministry take some decisions to facilitate the growth of Indian media and entertainment?

The politics of media metrics override its robustness as a measure

What will it take to rid media metrics from the politics of the industry they cater to?

80% of Indians think country's media is fair, objective: Pew survey

72 per cent of the Indians believe that their media is doing fairly good coverage of the government

Zee, STAR top list of India media groups

The Times group gets an estimated 60% of its revenues from its very profitable print business