I have severe objections to writers like Sabith use a broad-brush technique to see the 'Myanmar authorities' as one single monolith.
The western media has taken a line on the Rohingya crisis and anything that contradicts that line, such as jihadi barbarism, is ignored
'Candid Canvas' is rich in original documentation such as DD memos from an Engineering chief asking colleagues to destroy all material shot and used during the Emergency.
Without the TV channels their parties could count on in the last elections, both CMs have aggressive media to reckon with.
As the government came under pressure from not only media but also sections of the ruling Awami League, police produced Probir Sikdar in court, where he was granted bail.
When Prime Minister Modi announced the signing of a Naga accord and described it as 'historic', the media just lapped it without checking for details,
Owen Bennet-Jones stands by his story but the London police deny having on record any confession by a MQM leader about R&AW funding,
Modi's visit to Dhaka and the Indian cricket debacle forced the media to cover Bangladesh.
As junior information minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore entered the Times Now studio, the complexion of the war changed.
The High Court bans media coverage of opposition leader Tarique Rahman.