Rahul Pandita
Behind the recent threat to journalists in Kashmir is a war of narratives
Three documentaries—about pioneering women journalists, brothers who rescue birds, and the lookalikes of Bollywood stars—are getting international recognition
Jaish planned to kill foreign journalists after Pulwama attack
The Hall of Gossips, a quaint salon in Khan Market, and a wealthy lawyer's new bungalow
If Manish Tewari wants licences for journalists, then why not for politicians?
The price that two journalists are paying for resisting Mangalore’s moral police
Inside the networks of lobbyists and power brokers that dictate how this country is run.
Television channel NewsX was a high-profile venture with Vir Sanghvi at the helm. But all of a sudden the promoters turned against the journos. Its executive editor was called to the office basement, intimidated, presented with a resignation letter to sign and threatened with a string of charges that belatedly included surfing porn on the office laptop. Then came redemption