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DH Cartoon Satirizes 'Acquired Immunity' Concept
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon offers a sharp, satirical take on the concept of 'acquired immunity' in public life. Explore the artist's perspective and the broader conversation it ignites.
Mandela's Enduring Message on Free Press and Democracy
On Nelson Mandela's 105th birth anniversary, we revisit his powerful belief that a free press is a cornerstone of democracy. Explore why his words remain crucial for India and the world today.
Nick Shirley's Viral Daycare Video Labelled 'Satire'
Irish journalist Caolan Robertson claims Nick Shirley admitted his work was 'satire,' not journalism, casting doubt on the viral Minnesota daycare fraud allegations. Full story inside.
Viral US Daycare Fraud Video Sparks Media War, MAGA Backlash
A viral video alleging massive fraud in US-funded daycare centres ignites a media firestorm, drawing reactions from Elon Musk, JD Vance, and fact-checks from CNN and CBS. Explore the full story.
Deccan Herald Cartoon Satirizes the Pursuit of Truth
Explore Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon, a powerful visual commentary on the enduring struggle for truth in contemporary discourse. Discover the satire's message.
AAFT Noida's BAJMC: Forge a Media Career in Digital India
With India's media sector set to hit ₹2.3 trillion by 2025, AAFT Noida's BAJMC programme offers hands-on training, 100% placement, and industry exposure to build future-ready journalism and mass communication careers.
Shrilal Shukla's Raag Darbari: A 50-Year-Old Classic Still Resonates
As Shrilal Shukla's 100th birth anniversary approaches, his Sahitya Akademi-winning novel 'Raag Darbari' continues to expose power structures and village politics with sharp satire, remaining a must-read for understanding contemporary India.
JFK's Granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg Dies at 35
Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy, passed away at 35 after battling a rare form of leukemia. Her story highlights cancer risks and the importance of early detection. Read her inspiring journey.
DH's New Year Cartoon Offers Satirical Glimpse into 2024
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon for the New Year blends humor with sharp social commentary. Discover the themes and messages behind this satirical artwork as we step into 2024.
Jug Suraiya's Fable on Power and Permanent Tenancy
Jug Suraiya's December 2025 allegory depicts a temporary resident, Carrot Top, scheming for permanence in a stately mansion. Read this political fable and its implications.
Mint's Top 15 Long-Form Journalism Stories of 2025
Explore Mint's finest narrative journalism of 2025: 15 deep-dive stories on insider trading, corporate blow-ups, governance puzzles, and India's socio-economic shifts. A year of ambition, greed, and ground truths.
Viral $1B Minnesota Daycare Fraud Claim: Andrew Tate Reacts
Nick Shirley's explosive video alleging massive fraud in Minnesota's daycare system has crossed 100M views, drawing a public donation offer from Andrew Tate. Full story inside.
Political Cartoon Sparks Debate on Raj Dharma and Governance
A recent political cartoon offers a sharp, satirical perspective on the concept of 'Raj Dharma' in contemporary Indian politics, highlighting the gap between principle and practice. Dive into the analysis.
Cover-Up Review: A Tribute to Investigative Journalism
The documentary 'Cover-Up' revisits the chilling murder of journalist J. Dey. A sharp, must-watch tribute exposing truths and honoring press freedom. Read our in-depth review.
DH Cartoon Satirizes Good Governance Day on Christmas
A Deccan Herald editorial cartoon offers a sharp, visual critique of Good Governance Day coinciding with Christmas, highlighting political messaging and public sentiment. Read the full analysis.
George Orwell's 1984: A Warning That Still Resonates
Explore George Orwell's '1984', its chilling vision of totalitarianism, and why this 1949 novel remains a powerful warning against surveillance and thought control. Discover the man behind the pen name.
Sreenivasan's Age Debate Settled: Born in 1950
Malayalam legend Sreenivasan's death at 75 triggers ironic humor and a social media debate over his real age. Archival records confirm his birth year as 1950. Read more.
DH Cartoon Satire: 'Haven't Given Up Gandhi Yet'
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon offers a sharp, satirical commentary on contemporary political symbolism. Explore the nuanced critique behind the art.
Dhurandhar Spy Memes Flood Internet, Unite India & Pakistan in Humour
Viral 'spy' memes inspired by Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar expose audience fatigue with hyper-nationalist plots. See how social media uses satire to counter aggressive narratives.
Indian-origin editor Shruti Chopra gets Freedom of London
Indian-origin journalist Shruti Tripathi Chopra awarded the Freedom of the City of London for her contributions to financial journalism and diversity. Read her inspiring journey.
DH Toon Satire on Forgetting Political Figures
Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon offers a sharp critique on the selective memory in Indian politics. Explore the satire and its implications for public discourse.
Journalist's Account of India's Decades of Conflict
Explore a journalist's gripping frontline account of India's major conflicts, from the 1962 war to modern insurgencies. A story of courage, history, and truth.
Sreenivasan: Malayalam Cinema's Satirical Voice Silenced
The passing of writer-actor Sreenivasan marks the end of an era in Malayalam cinema. His iconic satire 'Sandesham' and its 'Poland' dialogue remain relevant, critiquing political hypocrisy and societal decay. Explore his lasting impact.
SC: Free Speech Not Absolute, Denies Bail to Student
Supreme Court denies anticipatory bail to a Bengaluru CA student for posts about PM on parody account. Court says free speech is not unfettered. Read the full story.
Pratik Gandhi's Play Asks: What Could ₹2000 Buy in Gandhi's Time?
Actor Pratik Gandhi's satirical play 'Mohan's Masala' explores a young Gandhi's reaction to a ₹2000 note, highlighting inflation. The performance, staged during Repertwahr, contrasts past and present values.
Punjabi Filmmaker's 'Bad President' Gains Global Attention
Param Gill's indie satire 'Bad President' trends on US streaming platforms years after release. The Moga-born dentist-filmmaker's work sees renewed relevance. Read more.
Cartoon Questions India's Poverty Definition
A Deccan Herald cartoon critiques the redefinition of poverty in India, questioning who is left behind. Explore the political and social implications of this shift.
PU Journalism Students' Results Delayed 6 Months, Careers Hit
Panjab University's School of Communication Studies delays results for MA & diploma students for nearly half a year, jeopardizing job and higher study prospects. University calls delay unacceptable.
Reddit Post Parodies LinkedIn with 'Girlfriend' Job Ad
A Reddit post went viral for a satirical 'Girlfriend' job listing on LinkedIn from Gurgaon. While many laughed, others called it out. Read the full story.
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