The finale of the Hindu Trilogy. A glimpse into N Ram’s mind.

Will Sainath ever move from chronicler to doer, crossing the line separating journalism from activism, man from Mahatma?

Has the apple of Gandhiji’s eye, the Hindu, prostituted itself for crores of taxpayer’s money?

Newslaundry does what no journalist has been able to – solves the chopper scam whodunnit.

Our PM’s cleverly disguised secret doodles.

Ashis Nandy’s recent controversy reminds us why we should prosecute an action, not words. Punish murderers, not ideas.

How MediaCrooks came to be, why we spawned a media vigilante and how Twitter is his ultimate weapon.

The govt spent Rs 419 crore on newspaper ads in 2012. Does this bounty not compromise the integrity of the press?

As promised, Ranga is back! And this time with Sagarika’s notepad page which he pinched from the PM’s Editor’s Meet.

A blogger gets his hands on Arnab’s notepad at the PM’s New Year’s Eve editor’s meeting.

News channels hype up events that affect people who pay for their ads. The rest of India doesn’t exist.

What goes through the minds of headline-writers? Why are some headlines forever remembered and others mercifully forgotten?

Mani Shankar Aiyar, Suhel, Jonathan, Renuka, Abhishek – they’re all recipients of the Best TV Panellist Awards.

Why aren’t movie-goers warned about the harmful effects of fairness creams, like they are about tobacco?

If you truly believe in the concept of justice, then Bal Thackeray is innocent of murderous crimes.

Pervez Musharraf – a war criminal the Indian media loves to fete.

For the past two decades nothing has changed in Chennai. Is its perfection going to be its downfall?

Strictly confidential South Block draft of Manmohan Singh’s Winter Session speech.

Between Katju and foolish Indians, there are a dozen reasons why justice doesn’t stand much of a chance.

Does Newsweek’s closure as a print magazine portend bleak times for other print news magazines as well?