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R Jagannathan
One among a billion. I could have been an accountant. Instead I choose to become a journalist. I figured it was the only job where you are paid to read. But, who knew, what started of as a suit-yourself-job will become my life long passion... |
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Thursday, December 4, 2008
The reason why media went overboard during the Mumbai terror blasts is simple. There was no agreed protocol on what they could or could not report during the operations. And on the operational side, there was no unified briefing system in place. Read the entire post »
Saturday, November 22, 2008
If we want to reduce and eliminate communalism in India, the last people to seek answers from are the secularists themselves. I have read many articles on communalism, some written by vocal anti-communalists like Teesta Setalvad and Javed Anand, and others by literary figures like Arundhati Roy and even Nobel laureate Amartya Sen. They actually have no answers. Read the entire post »
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Let me confess: I’m not the blogging type. But if, despite this, I have fought initial inhibitions to dive headlong into it, you have my website’s marketing people to thank. They believe that if senior editors share much of what they think and do, both on and off the job, more people may log into the site and liven things up. Read the entire post »
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