This is how some of the leading Indian newspapers headlined Anna’s victory: The Times of India Anna wins it for the people Indian Express House sets stage for Anna breakfast Deccan Herald Anna bill bends govt will Deccan Chronicle How Team (P) broke deadlock The Tribune Parliament yields to Anna The Hindustan Times People’s...
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DNA has tweaked its design as part of its efforts to be relevant. The advantages of the redesign, according to the newspaper’s editor, are: “Our City, India, World and Sport sections are now more visibly demarcated to help you navigate better. Our headline and text fonts have changed to provide with a better reading...
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The news report of critically ill patients living in a toilet that was published on the front page of The Hindustan Times edition dated August 3 proves once again that Indian journalism has not lost its soul. The report shamed every right thinking Indian. How can critically ill patients be left to fend for...
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Satya Sai Baba passed away at 7.40 a.m. on April 24. Within minutes, the news was flashed on television channels and published on websites across the world. Television channels ran special programmes on Sai Baba, and kept posting their viewers on the latest news from Puttuparthi, the village where Sai Baba was born and...
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After making The Hindustan Times to handcraft headlines, Volkwagen Das Auto made The Times of India headlines bleed blue this morning. The timing could not have been more appropriate. The nation was celebrating the victory of Men in Blue over Pakistan, and the headlines in blue carried the mood forward. However, the blue was...
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This paper is free of any paid news. The readers of DNA cannot miss this announcement. It is stamped prominently on the newspaper’s masthead, and shows the newspaper’s determination to keep its columns free of paid news. This is not the first time that the Mumbai newspaper, which is a joint venture of Zee...
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“We will stop printing the New York Times sometime in the future, date TBD.” The statement of Chairman and publisher of the New York Times, Arthur Sulzberger Jr, at the WAN-IFRA 9th International Newsroom Summit in London, seals whatever little hopes the newspaper industry may have had of staging a comeback. If New York...
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