British media should visit the ground and report back instead of writing opinionated propaganda articles says Sam Stevenson, Assistant Editor of the Daily Express.
The BBC has lacked balance in this area. The BBC covered an article specifically about Muslim women receiving rape threats on the Clubhouse app in India. It also gave coverage on an app that was apparently there to put a small list of Indian Muslim women up for sale in what appeared to be an online trolling case.
In December 2019, the Parliament of Bharat (India) passed the Citizen Amendment Act and in March 2024, after enduring a four-year struggle, the detailed rules outlining the qualifications and procedures of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act of 2019 were officially notified in the Gazette of India on 11th March 2024. In this article, we aim to understand briefly what is the CAA and bust some myths propagated by Liberals, whose sole motive is to oppose anything which is pro-Hindu.
Citizen Amendment Act 2019 (CAA): Bursting the Myths Read More »
The BBC has a dedicated “Kashmir” tag for articles about the state. It appears to have a keen focus and interest in the region which was fractured during partition, after Britain drew the partition line and quit India.
Kashmir coverage lacking balance Read More »
As Bhārat (India) looked back on 2023, there were 2 pivotal events that stood out; the first was the inauguration of the new Parliament building complex and the second one was the successful landing of Chandrayāna, Bhārat’s indigenous rover on the moon. However, the hostility towards these events by the Western media was unwarranted.
Why so much hostility towards India and her Parliament? Read More »
Another article in the Guardian by Salil Tripathi who is described as a writer based in New York. His latest book is called Gujaratis. It will be interesting to see his prejudices.
Far left extremist Salil Tripathi joins the anti-Hindu brigade Read More »
Dr Mukulika Banerjee, Associate Professor at the London School of Economics (LSE), is a well-known anti-India propagandist and staunch Congress supporter. In a recently published video on LSE’s official social media handles, Mukulika Banerjee is seen raising a false alarm about India’s democracy.
Misinformation peddlers in British Academia – Dr Mukulika Banerjee Read More »
As the largest democracy in the world goes to polls from 19th April to 1st June, some nefarious individuals and groups such as the BBC, The Guardian, Mukulika Banerjee, Ashok Swain etc. (the usual suspects we must add), have begun their predictable malicious anti-India propaganda.
Let’s take a deeper look into how India, the world’s largest democracy conducts the world’s largest and fairest general elections.
India to conduct the world’s largest and fairest general elections Read More »
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addressed the nation on 1st March and called out Islamist extremists who use protests as a means to cause intimidation, threats and planned acts of violence which undermine British democracy.
Protecting our democracy Read More »
An extremely biased and derogatory article titled “India’s Ayodhya Temple Is a Huge Monument to Hindu Supremacy” by Audrey Truschke was published on 19th January 2024 by Time.
Rebuttal of Audrey Truschke’s Time Magazine piece on Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Read More »