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No follow up?
Mail Today carried two  stories on August 26 and 27 on the Bajrang Dal bombers, members of the BD who were accidentally killed in Kanpur while assembling bombs to mount a terrorist attack. It said police suspect these were meant for retaliatory attacks for the Ahmedabad blasts. The second story said the bomb- makers of Kanpur seem to be part of a larger network of terrorists planning a major attack. Amazingly, except for a small inside story in the Indian Express on August 27, no paper thought this was worth a follow up!
Laying it all out
CNN IBN’s story on the Jammu hostage crisis was amazing. It seems that now when the army strategises on its counter attack on militants, it gives a point by point briefing on its strategy to tv networks to  be broadcast to the world at large.
Hail Rajiv
The Hindustan Times was a leading beneficiary of chamchagiri by ministries on Rajiv Gandhi's birthday.It got half page ads from Human Resource Development,  Social Justice and Empowerment, the Delhi government, BSNL, MTNL, the textiles ministry and the ministry of new and renewable energy. And a quarter page from the Congress Party. Somehere in the middle of all this was a .. more>>
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