Shailaja Bajpai

ThePrint's journalists share what surprised them most—from the scale of the crowds to the challenge of reporting a movement that unfolded simultaneously on the streets and online.

ThePrint's journalists share what surprised them most—from the scale of the crowds to the challenge of reporting a movement that unfolded simultaneously on the streets and online.

PM Modi is going through a period of poor visibility in the news media. On Wednesday, the Delhi edition of TOI made no mention of him until page 8.

Republic TV, which sees the Congress’ hand everywhere, blamed the party again—even though it’s a junior partner in the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha government led by Hemant Soren.

The debate over Dimagi Naxals subsided only when ‘Vande Mataram’ became the next topic of contention.

Hindi news media has a civic sense. English newspapers and news channels cater to their readers’ and viewers’ interest in national and international affairs.

You readers are great communicators. You like to share your views on every subject—not just issues ThePrint has written about, but also many we haven’t even thought of, such as “One Death and Some Questions”.

You readers are great communicators. You like to share your views on every subject—not just issues ThePrint has written about, but also many we haven’t even thought of, such as “One Death and Some Questions”.

When Modi met Putin, TV9 Bharatvarsh noted how the leaders shook hands twice. India Today noticed 'a firm, warm handshake' and NDTV 24X7 called it 'historic handshake'.

'If this isn’t murder, what is?' wrote The Times of India in a 7 September headline, adding that 'seven precious lives lost to greed and lack of enforcement'. That’s the truth about Satya Niketan.