After the polling for the Lok Sabha elections came to an end, various media organizations had taken out exit polls, gauging the public attitude. According to the poll of exit polls ...
The stock markets are driven by sentiment and the stock prices of NDTV after the exit poll results were announced is the best example of this theory. The poll of exit ...
The exit polls for 2019 elections are out and the liberal brigade is unsurprisingly displeased by the exit poll predictions. Exit poll results indicate that BJP led NDA is headed for ...
Media in India has majorly been dominated by a group of select elites. These elite groups of journalists, born out a perpetual quid-pro-quo with certain political parties have been controlling the ...
In a positive development, The National Council of Educational Research Training (NCERT) is set to review the National Curriculum Framework (NCF). According to sources, the process to review the National Curriculum ...
The UK based magazine The Economist, was recently under fire for publishing a fallacious editorial piece denigrating the Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi. The article titled “Agent Orange”, published on May ...
PM Modi left everyone surprised yesterday when he attended the press conference held by BJP President Amit Shah. However, the Prime Minister did not answer any questions. He only spoke for ...
West Bengal has been facing the worst law and order situation in India, under the rule of Mamata Banerjee. The incidence of crime, which has been peaking at an alarming rate coupled ...
From the last few days opposition party leaders and so many eminent personalities from the media and social media are criticizing Narendra Modi for his remark that the late former Prime ...
PM Modi has emerged as the most charismatic and popular leader in recent times, whose popularity has been much attributed to his public interaction. To facilitate enhanced public-leader interaction, PM Modi ...
Anthro.ai, a platform which claims to use Artificial Intelligence to predict electoral outcomes and poll analysis, has claimed that BJP will be able to win only 15-25 seats out of 80 ...
The media in India has historically been dominated by a group of select elites born out of a perpetual quid prop quo with certain political forces. Be it print or electronic ...
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