Tag Archives: India Today
Who Are India’s Apostles Of Power?
You get one guess (starts with a “p” ends with “cians”). Read More »
Why Fareed Zakaria Might Want To Move Back To India
We’re decidedly more forgiving of those who plagiarise. Read More »
Editor’s Notes: Sujata Assomull of Harper’s Bazaar
The editor of Harper’s Bazaar talks to us about Lakme Fashion Week, the power of Bollywood, and “price on request”. Read More »
Faking It—Why We Need A More Truthful Discussion About Sex
Two recent magazine articles on Indian sexuality reflect our media’s warped approach to chronicling the country’s sexual mores. Read More »
The Great Indian Sex Survey: It’s Kinky and Boring
Why the India Today sex survey is an annual exercise in journalistic schizophrenia. Read More »
2010’s Most Read Stories
The media ignored it, so you came to us to read about the plagiarism scandal of the year.
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Forget It, Jake, It’s India
Like much else in the country, we don’t seem particularly bothered by plagiarsim. Read More »
India Today Issues An Apology
Jet-lag was the reason given for “lifting” excerpts from Slate‘s piece on Rajinikanth. Read More »
Aroon Purie Likes Slate A Little Too Much
A media watchdog accuses India Today of plagiarism. Read More »
12 Things You Didn’t Know About Ranbir Kapoor
An extensive profile in this week’s India Today reveals a little more than we’d like to know about the chap they’re calling Bollywood’s next superstar. Read More »
