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Funerals And Fight-Backs: Despair And Hope In India’s Free Press
At a recent Indian journalism conference, the mood was sombre. Hope came from 2 journalists who were among the youngest speakers.
10 Aug 2022, 03:59 PM IST
At a recent conference on Indian journalism in Jaipur, the mood was sombre, a reflection of the tough times facing the free press. “To a lot of people who want to become journalists, my advice is, don’t go in that direction,” Sankarshan Thakur, national affairs editor of The Telegraph newspaper, said. He was addressing students at Talk Journalism, a non-profit initiative funded by the Vox Media Foundation.A senior editor who didn’t w...
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