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From competing for food to a gold medal: the stories behind India’s Asian Games winners | World news | The Guardian https://share.google/hGS6O9BGunF93wPUm Niha Masih writes a column every week on India in the Guardian.In her first few articles she was following the...

As the world woke up to the news that a Flydubai airplane was subject to a terror attack on Wednesday 30th September 2026 there was relief that it had been foiled. The initial coverage in several British media was that it was a 'cockpit altercation' or a ' fight...

Broken promises, confiscated land: the hyperscale AI data centre being built in a tiny Indian village | Datacentres | The Guardian https://share.google/ao2RpjtblORjS6TON Hannah and her colleague Aakash Hassan  make yet another attempt to mislead the readers of...

How a generation’s broken dreams shattered Narendra Modi’s strongman status https://share.google/96rFZ31xuhdacwtd https://share.google/96rFZ31xuhdacwtd Catherine Philp has lowered the reputation of the Times for writing one of the most cringeworthy, shameless and...

In this article Amrit reports on the almost 2 million unmarried men and women who went to the Moti Dungri Ganesh temple recently. They had gone to get the Mehendi which helps one find a life partner. This is an ancient tradition of the temple and a strongly held...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/sep/07/why-indias-economic-data-faces-a-trust-deficit In her latest article Niha Masih informs her English Guardian readers that there is not much we Indian's agree on these days. Niha should know that it is the same here in the...

In spite of the cacophonous noise made by the cabal of anti Hindu groups in the US I am pleased that the US did not buckle under the pressure and welcomed Mohan Bhagvatji. The anti Hindu groups believe that if you keep repeating a lie people will accept it as the...

Honest leaders are the first step to a better future’: Cockroach hunger striker targets India’s political class | India https://share.google/med9mnYNM93QVEAXX In the above article in the Guardian Amrit Dhillon again misleads the Guardian readers with half truths. She...

The murder of former minister and spokes person for Reform UK Ann Widdecombe on 8 July 2026 was a barbaric act which should have begun a serious conversation about the state of British society at present. There should have been some serious soul searching. Political...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/aug/17/this-is-india-female-protesters-cockroach-janta-party-politics Once again Guardian's new journalist Niha Masih is presenting a biased account of her coverageof India. In doing so she is further lowering the credibility of...

It’s roads to ruin as Indians count cost of Modi, the motorway PM https://share.google/PoF Xx3 pAZ wtsp KAWm In her latest anti Modi and anti Hindu article in the Times, Amrit picks on the failures of mega construction projects like bridges, roads, trams, trains and...

How to get ahead in India: bathe your boss’s feet in milk https://share.google/X12E2ZYlRRvBehYhn In this article Amrit Dhillon once again tries very hard to please her English readers of the Times. It is raw sycophancy which translates into writing ridiculous,...

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jul/27/india-cockroach-protests-success-young-narendra-modi In today's Guardian dated 27 July Mukul Kesavan retired associate professor of History at Jamia Millia Islamia University in Delhi takes great pleasure in...