Description

This book chronicles the exciting lives of the newspapers, their founder and his sons, as well as several landmark events in Indian history, from the Independence movement to the Emergency and Operation Blue Star. Their bold stance and courageous reporting drew censure and criticism from both the administration and certain segments of the public: the paper was shut down for a year by the British within twelve days of its launch.

About the Author

A veteran journalist and columnist, ChanderMohan was the distinguished editor of the Hindi daily Vir Pratap forforty years. Born in Lahore in pre-Partition Punjab, he has been a leadingvoice in Hindi journalism in north India, writing searing and uncompromisingeditorials. From being a part of Rajiv Gandhi’s press entourage to travellingto Lahore with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, he is privileged to havewitnessed several eras of politics and media. Semi-retired, he pens‘Maryadain’, a weekly column for a national newspaper, while managing severaleducational institutions in his hometown, Jalandhar. Journalism and educationare his two passions, and he finds a way for both to complement each other.

As a journalist with nearly three decadesof experience across TV, print and digital media, Jyotsna Mohan hasalways sought to hold up a mirror to society. Her journey led her to pen herdebut book, Stoned, Shamed, Depressed, an Amazon bestseller that dives deepinto the secret lives of India’s teens and reveals challenges that resonatewith young people globally. A columnist for publications in India and abroad,her writings reflect societal issues and challenge the status quo, which shesays is her family legacy! She brings this outlook to her online talk show,‘Table Talk with Jo’. Born in Jalandhar, Jyotsna now lives with her husband andtwo children in Abu Dhabi.

Additional information

Dimensions 21 × 14 × 2 cm
Binding

Paperback

ISBN

978-9365698442

Language

English

Pages

320

Publication date

3 February 2025

Publisher

Harpercollins Publishers India

Writer

Chander Mohan ; Jyotsna Mohan

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