Shailaja Bajpai

For ThePrint, this conversation between readers and Team Print is essential to keep the communication channels open for us to know what you think about what we do.

For ThePrint, this conversation between readers and Team Print is essential to keep the communication channels open for us to know what you think about what we do.

One would expect more interest in Modi’s trips in the Asia Pacific region. But there hasn't been a build-up in the Australian or New Zealand press for the PM’s visits.

At Lord’s, the Indian women’s cricket team comprehensively defeated England. An epic victory couldn’t make it to the front page, though—not even a mention of it.

TV news shifted blame of violence which ensued between police and the protesters on the students. Some news channels looked for hidden ‘toolkits’ and international conspiracies.

TV news shifted blame of violence which ensued between police and the protesters on the students. Some news channels looked for hidden ‘toolkits’ and international conspiracies.

ThePrint's journalists share what surprised them most—from the scale of the crowds to the challenge of reporting a movement that unfolded simultaneously on the streets and online.

ThePrint's journalists share what surprised them most—from the scale of the crowds to the challenge of reporting a movement that unfolded simultaneously on the streets and online.

PM Modi is going through a period of poor visibility in the news media. On Wednesday, the Delhi edition of TOI made no mention of him until page 8.

Republic TV, which sees the Congress’ hand everywhere, blamed the party again—even though it’s a junior partner in the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha government led by Hemant Soren.