Leaks, WikiLeaks and the Press

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The book is an analysis of how the Iraq War leaks published by Wikileaks was reported by the Russian and Indian press in-terms of the relationship both these countries share with the United States and the United Kingdom. It further explores if diplomatic relations including the past terms and the present scenario of the bilateral relations had any impact on the content of reportage.

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India's Invisible Shackles

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​Considered to be the world’s largest democracy though freedom of press is guaranteed in the Indian constitution, but the state time and again tries to exercise its control over the autonomy of press. This book tries to explore why the existence of over 70,000 newspapers and more than 500 satellite channels in India, does not necessarily mean having enough journalistic freedom. It discusses how in India despite of not having any censorship laws, the government uses various tools and mechanism to curb journalists’ freedom.

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