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Fake news in echo chambers A.S. Panneerselvan

The introspection journey that looks at the limitations of a mainstream, broadsheet newspaper like The Hindu in the age of digital disruption has gene

No Boundaries

There is aggression…and then there is aggression Nirmal Shekar

Sitting next to the genial, self-effacing Arthur Ashe in the old press box at Wimbledon more than two decades ago, and watching a match between a base

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Journalism’s return to oppositional roots A.S. Panneerselvan

A group of journalists, writers and academics gathered last Wednesday in Kathmandu to bid farewell to the only Southasian magazine, Himal South Asian,

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Vox un-populi? Baradwaj Rangan

Musings on the media, post the bomb that just blew up in the United States.

Madras miscellany

When the postman knocked… S. Muthiah

A recent article about Allan Octavian Hume of the Indian Civil Service spoke of his enormous contribution to knowledge about Indian birdlife. It spok

Woman, uninterrupted

Does Hillary play by men’s rules? Vaishna Roy

I begin this column wearing sackcloth and ashes. The Keren Sam I so proudly introduced last fortnight as a young male feminist turns out to be a young

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