Hartosh Singh Bal
A study that expands our knowledge of evolution is being pitched as an overthrow of Darwin even by media outlets such as the BBC.
Paradoxically, a film on the Indian media that shines only when the media is off-screen.
Why is it so easy to plant child genius stories in the Indian media?
Had private TV news channels been around while Jyotibabu ran Bengal, his misgovernance would have been exposed much earlier.
“Magazines can’t afford to piss off stars as they need them for their award shows. They also don’t want to portray them as evil or dirty as that will distance fans”
Mehboob Khan’s classic is now MI21, a wordless, 45-minute recital of live music set to clips from the movie.
Erik Madigan Heck runs the most expensive journal in the world, at $6,500 an issue. It’s called Nomenus Quarterly and it prints 10 copies. Read it all the way to the bank
Three great stories come together in the find of a fossil primate. Of these the media spin is the most extraordinary