Indian Conservativism has not received proper academic recognition, particularly in the second half of the century and the first two decades of this century, said Jaithirth Rao, author of the new book ‘The Indian Conservative: A History of Right-Wing Thought’. …
Silent and undeclared curbs on the freedom of the press have led to the slow death of ethical journalism and proliferation of fake news. This was the consenus at a panel discussion on Editorial Leadership in Age of Disinformation at …
May 12, 2019 We record with deep sadness the demise, on May 11, 2019, of our senior and core faculty member, Professor Bindu Bhaskar Balaji. She had been resolutely battling cancer for over a year and had, after a period …
ACJ alumna of the Class of 2010-2011, Zeba Siddiqui, is part of a team of journalists who won the Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting this year (2019). Here is the entire prize-winning series of stories: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/section/myanmar-rohingya/ And here is the …
Writer, editor and activist Githa Hariharan spoke about her latest novel, ‘I have become the tide’, published this year by Simon & Schuster India. The book was released by Carnatic music vocalist and author, T.M. Krishna, at the Asian College …
We record with deep sadness the sudden and untimely demise of K. P. Narayanan Kumar on April 4, 2019 in Cochin. He was a alumnus in the Class 2000, the very first batch of the ACJ, Chennai. Our deepest condolences …