Links to media columns

IN Opinion | 27/11/2007
Track columnists who write regularly on the media through the Hoot. Links to recent columns by Amita Malik, Shailaja Bajpai, Poonam Saxena, Gurbir Singh, Ammu Joseph and Sevanti Ninan

 

Shailaja Bajpai,  Indian Express,  December-4, 2007,  Starring Pranab Mukherjee

 

Shailaja Bajpai, The Indian Express, November  27   Songs sung blue

 

Shailaja Bajpai, The Indian Express, November 20    But will we watch?

 

 

Amita Malik, Sunday Pioneer, December-9, 2007, A deeply moving moment

 

Amita Malik, Sunday Pioneer,  December 2, 2007, Well-deserved awards

 

Amita Malik, Sunday Pioneer, November 24   Those bossy wives

 

Amita Malik, Sunday Pioneer, November 18    After Diwali blues

 

 

 

Sevanti Ninan, The Hindu, December-9, 2007, A different flavor

 

Sevanti Ninan , The Hindu, November 24,  Polarised coverage

 

Sevanti Ninan , The Hindu, November 11   Evolving paradigms

 

 

 

Poonam Saxena, Hindustan Times, December-8, 2007, What¿s your breaking news?

 

Poonam Saxena. The Hindustan Times, November 23  Small screen

 

Poonam Saxena,The Hindustan Times, November  17   Know your stars on telly

 

 

 

Gurbir Singh, Business World, December 2007, Media Room

 

Gurbir Singh, Business World, November  23   The More The Messier?

 

Gurbir Singh,Business World,  November   16     Peace Reigns

 

 

Ammu Joseph, India Together,  December 7, 2007, Media and Health:  Who will heal who?

 

Past columns http://indiatogether.org/opinions/ajoseph/

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