Welcome the 'for the first time' another time from the Modi government. This time, it's the HRD ministry which has come up with something different. Breaking the conventional line of actions, the HRD ministry of the government has undertaken the task of ranking educational institutions in...
The West Indies cricket team did not only win the T20 world cup 2016 but also won the hearts of millions of cricket lovers. The performance of the WI team.
Most of us must not have forgotten the WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden and Julian Assange. Years ago, a new chapter included itself into the history of journalism. Now, we have.
I was just listening to Ashutosh and Arnab in a video on YouTube. Both the seasoned journalists were addressing some future journalists in a program organised by an institution of media and journalism. Well, we all know Ashutosh, out of the two, disgraced journalism later, as...
Indian Railway is ready to witness a historical chapter of its history. The fastest train on the Indian railway track is all set to run on Tuesday onwards. Yes, the.
The recent flyover tragedy in Kolkata, West Bengal was very unfortunate. While the links of contractor, sub-contractor and political parties will take time to establish, we have lost human lives..
Google has received probably the biggest April fool of its life instead of making others the victim of a gag. Early morning, when I opened up my gmail, I was surprised to see the yellow button just beside the conventional send button. Surely, it will entice...
An under-construction flyover in the busy Burrabazar area crumbled within seconds without giving people slightest hint to react. Around 24 people until now have been confirmed dead and over 80.
This story is connected to the 1950s. But, let's fast forward 50 years; today we have an overdose of media and self-proclaimed representatives of public doling out their outdated ideas.
Dear Sagarika Ghose,read your blog in Times of India about media being anti-Hindu or not. You did your best to delude people with your smart arguments and create a 'make-believe' fallacy that the notions about anti-Hindu mainstream media in the nation are coming out of nowhere....