It appears that the esteemed Hindu hasnøt heard about something known as conflict of interest. In the paperøs Sunday weekly happenings column, Urban Edge, contributions come in from across India on the forthcoming weekøs cultural happenings. In Delhi, the contributor is Alka Pande, director of Habitat Worldøs Visual Arts Gallery. And guess what? Of the six cultural events taking place in Delhi this week, five are taking place in the Habitat of which two are taking place at the Visual Arts Gallery. " /> It appears that the esteemed Hindu hasnøt heard about something known as conflict of interes" />

Cultural Nepotism

IN Media Watch Briefs | 01/01/1900
It appears that the esteemed Hindu hasnøt heard about something known as conflict of interes

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Amazon resisting voluntary censorship
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