If India’s democracy rests on the pillar of a free and independent press, then it rests on shoulders of like those of Ramchandra Guha.
Roland. Toronto. > ________________________________ > On Thu, 11 Feb 2021 at 00:27, Nandini Sardesai > <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > excellent analysis by a brilliant academician- > Confession: Frankly,I did not know nor had I heard of Rihana, > > A piece by Ramachandra Guha > > I went to sleep on the night of February 2 secure in the knowledge that my > country, Mera Bharat Mahan, was strong, secure, and self-reliant-in a word, > atmanirbhar. I woke up the next morning to find that our security and > sovereignty had been shaken to its foundations by a tweet from a foreigner. > By the evening, however, my fears and anxieties had somewhat abated. A > statement by our always truthful Ministry of External Affairs, a tweet by our > always honourable Home Minister, and, above all, some profound thoughts from > those great and visionary political theorists, Akshay Kumar and Sachin > Tendulkar, had collectively ensured that I went to bed last night confident > that our nation's pride and self-reliance was entirely intact. > >
