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Osmania Journalism Department--70 years into producing top class media professionals

Journalists, especially those wedded to the Print media are not a happy lot these days. Their more visible cousins in the TV and visual media are at

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Remembering NTR The Politician In His Centenary Year - Part 2 - His Was An Autocratic Regime, And A Police State

NTR's political career in the later part was marked by Lakshmi Parvati’s prominent role. Her introduction in 1991 as his biographer, secret wedding in 1992,

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Why art dealer Subash Kapoor's extradition to US may not happen soon

Kapoor, who has been sentenced by a Tamil Nadu court to 10 years in jail for idol theft and illegal export, faces trial in a slew of similar cases in the state

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Why GM mustard faces vocal opposition despite regulator nod

Once the government gives final approval, it will be another three years before farmers can begin commercial cultivation using GM mustard seeds

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India Today magazine: Popular Front of India - The danger within - Cover Story News

The ban on Islamist outfit Popular Front of India exposes the perils and fractured narratives the country faces. A cover story by India Today magazine - Issue Date: Oct 10, 2022

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From the archives (2005) | Abu Salem: Dealing with the don

The Supreme Court has said Abu Salem must be released after completion of his 25-year sentence in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case as per an extradition treaty between India and Portugal

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Mandir wapsi - India Today magazine cover story - Cover Story News

It was supposed to be over with Ayodhya. But Kashi, Mathura and a flurry of other mandir-masjid disputes signal a new phase of Hindu revivalism. A cover story by India Today magazine - Issue Date: Jun 13, 2022

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From the Editor-in-Chief

India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie on Omicron, the fastest-spreading Covid variant
yet, which is responsible for the global resurgence of the pandemic - Issue Date: Jan 24, 2022

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A tragedy of errors: 10 reasons behind India's catastrophic Covid crisis

ISSUE DATE: May 17, 2021
UPDATED: May 7, 2021 23:36 IST
Staff at the Ghazipur crematorium in Delhi cart in fresh logs as
funeral pyres burn all around them (Rajk Raj/ Getty Images)
The second wave of Covid-19 is still cresting but by now we have all been touched by its terrors, and all too many of us by its sorrows—and the dismal realisation that we are in the midst of a recurring nightmare, a tragedy foretold. Here, we expose the sorry tale of neglect, apathy and failure of our political leadership. The institutional collapse and bureaucratic cowardice that facilitated super-spreader religious festivals and the political carnival of an eight-phase election campaign even as the second wave of a pandemic was breaking. The narcissism that enabled our leadership to ignore the warnings of expert groups. Their inability to form bipartisan alliances between the Centre and the states in the middle of a national calamity. Now that some of the loudest voices in the land have gone quiet, the government’s silence over the anguished and angry questions being raised over its management of Covid’s second wave can be deafening. Our reports offer some answers to these questions and suggestions from experts on how to find a way out of this continuing tragedy of errors. Most of all, we need action from the government—and fast.

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From the Editor-in-Chief

ISSUE DATE: May 10, 2021
UPDATED: May 1, 2021 18:50 IST
India Today magazine issue May 10, 2021
The darkest tale of a victory declared prematurely comes from Greek mythology. At the end of the Trojan War, the attacking Greeks abandoned a 10-year-long siege of the city-state of Troy and sailed away, leaving behind a giant wooden horse. The relieved defenders, falsely believing they had won, carted the horse inside the city. As the Trojans slept, Greek warriors slipped out of their hideout within the horse and opened the city’s gates to its destruction.
It could well be a metaphor for where India was at the beginning of this year. As the first wave receded in February, we believed Covid had left for good and resumed our daily life, shedding masks and the social distancing protocols doctors and scientists had mandated, oblivious to the prospect of a second wave darkening the horizon. In January this year, the government all but declared victory. Our vaccination programme went awry with the government’s misplaced priorities.

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