Who else finds this funny?
Against the backdrop of some sensational sting operations by the media, an official committee has drafted a comprehensive set of guidelines contemplating a series of dos and don'ts for the broadcast media.Has this thing got something to do with this or this?
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What will be the reaction of the leading lights of our media to these "guidelines"? My guess: Tarun Tejapl -- he of the use-'professionals'-to-get-stories fame -- will agree that they are definitely the need of the hour since there are 'good' stings and 'bad' stings; and the bad stings needed to be weeded out; and at any rate there is no need for any more stings because there is now a media-friendly government and a government-friendly media.
(No, he won't say the latter part; I'm just making it up.)
Hey Barbar, Take a look at this. Pretty much clears up Dilips intentions. Himal magazine of Nepal has often gone anti-India and pro -Maoist, pro-Jehadi. Typical extra-secular, over-liberal bullshit.
http://dcubed.blogspot.com/2006/07/just-another-suicide.html
Hey guys, more dope on Dilip. Its clear whose side his loyalties lie. In that above link, dilip links to Himal
The catch -- the Himal magazine is an outrightly Maoist propaganda magazine !!!
Barbar,
Atleast HT finds it funny. There was an editorial about it today.
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