Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard added that the magnitude of Aejaz's offences is so vast that it could take months to fully investigate the extent of his crimes.

"Why these newspapers are so negative on India? Because they are seeing an India which is not in a sense compliant with their image of how India should be.

The African Editor of BBC World Service, Mary Harper was hired as an expert witness to help Somalian criminals, including a gang rapist, in their deportation cases and stay in the United Kingdom.

The language used by the Financial Times, referring to Hindus as "zealots" and implying a negative connotation of "nationalists," is seen as perpetuating a longstanding stereotype

Washington Post and BBC claimed that the Dublin attackers is not an immigrant because he moved to Ireland from Alegia 20 years ago and got citizenship 10 years later

Several politicians, including TMC MP Saket Gokhale, had tweeted that the government spent 300 per cent more on G20 Summit than the funds allocated in the budget.

Once a respected Major General, Ahluwalia was at that time the Director-General of Ordnance in the Indian Army

Almost all mainstream media outlets in India share this delightful habit of whitewashing terrorists, turning them into innocent souls or misunderstood individuals with colorful backstories

The problematic tweet was posted by Indranil Chatterjee, whose Linkedin profile states that he is a Deputy General Manager in the India Today Group

The lynching happened near the Perunguzhi Siva Parvati temple around midnight on 28 May. Some people alleged that Chandran was a thief, tied him with ropes to a lamp post and allegedly thrashed him severely

The media, after desperately trying to undermine claims made by the Hindu side in the Gyanvapi case, is leaving no stone unturned to weaken their claim on Shahi Idgah. It is to this end that TOI deviously conflated the two disparate issues of the meat ban around the Shri Krishna Janmasthan and the Shahi Idgah petition so that they reinforce the 'Dara Hua Musalman' trope and usher the country into the next outrage cycle

"For those of us who lived through the Babri Masjid-Ram Mandir nightmare, there’s a whiff of déjà vu about it with the usual suspects on both sides of the communal divide recycling familiar arguments and stoking passions," Hasan Suroor claimed

Contrary to the New York Times’s assertion, Pakistan was partitioned from India after Islamists and Muslim fundamentalists egged on by the Muslim League ran riot, killings hundreds and thousands of non-Muslims in their demand to create a separate Islamic nation out of undivided India

If it was about any other faith, a cartoon/meme offending other religions, no mainstream media would have touched it with a barge pole but apparently, it is ok to laugh at Hindus' religious beliefs and their symbols

Alleging that the liquor in PCI is costlier than that served in other press clubs, the members have published a chart comparing liquor prices of various labels served at PCI, Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) in Delhi and Chandigarh Press Club

India 'Fact-File' published by RSF starts off with putting an incorrect map of India with Pakistani-occupied Kashmir and Chinese-occupied Aksai Chin cropped off. The write-up contained a heavily biased, left-tilted narrative of India with formalized use of words like 'Godi Media' and 'Bhakts'

The Marathi community in Germany geared up in traditional attire, organized a Dhol-Tasha celebration at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate square

She had also shared a report by propagandist author Arundhati Roy in which she had called PM Modi a dangerous man and alleged that the Indian government failed to manage the Covid pandemic. As is usual with Arundhati Roy, the write up was low on facts and high on rants

A woman on Twitter expresses her ordeal at a hospital where she felt violated by a hospital staff during a medical procedure, but The Wire journalist asked her not to 'weaponise her privilege'

Now we are caught in a dilemma. For all the bad things about us, we know clearly where the problem lies – us remaining a Hindu and daring to say so. But for all the great things about India, we have a tough choice to make! Mughals, British or Nehru! Who’s your vote for?