Editorial Advisor, Readers' Editor & Media Columnist
Shailaja Bajpai is an Editorial Advisor, Readers' Editor & Media Columnist. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in LATAM and the publishing and media sectors. Shailaja's insights and analyses have been featured in Global Advertising News, ThePrint, and MSN.
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Shailaja Bajpai's coverage spans a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on government and politics, culture & society, crime, and entertainment news in India. Her articles feature evolving stories and government announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Shailaja with a story idea or expert commentary, consider pitches related to ongoing political developments in India such as elections or policy changes. Additionally, she may be interested in cultural trends or societal issues within the country.
When reaching out to her for potential coverage opportunities or expert insights, it would be beneficial to align your pitch with her focus on Indian TV channels, journalism practices, evolving political narratives as well as societal and cultural shifts within the region.
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By: Shailaja Bajpai
Indian news channels were not pulling their punches; many seemed convinced that Trump lost the war.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
Late Monday afternoon, the tide began to turn. On TV news channels, such as Republic and CNN News 18, a ‘riot toolkit’ appeared on screen, with fingers pointed at ‘foreign elements’.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
As I read through the reports by these journalists, it became clear that ThePrint’s coverage was more about depth than breadth.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
The CPI(M) and Congress barely made it to the headlines. While newspapers have written about the two parties, they have been almost completely ignored by television news.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
Times Now anchors celebrated the BJP victory in West Bengal with a Masala Mandate food stall in the studio. On live television, they proceeded to chomp on some jhalmuri.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
From NYT to Fox News, the verdict on Trump-Xi summit in Beijing is the same: don't hold your breath.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
Let’s hope Shekhar Suman's 'Tonite' show survives. If there’s one thing we’ve been missing on Indian television, it’s socio-political satire.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
Twenty-one TPSJ interns produced over 100 stories at ThePrint. Here's what they learned about reporting, rewriting, newsroom culture and journalism careers.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
Twenty-one TPSJ interns produced over 100 stories at ThePrint. Here's what they learned about reporting, rewriting, newsroom culture and journalism careers.
By: Shailaja Bajpai
CBSE also has the dubious distinction of making headlines in foreign news media: UK’s The Guardian and BBC, Singapore’s The Straits Times wrote about the school scandal.
