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The New York Times pointed out that Singham has been successful in disseminating Chinese government talking points under the pretext of 'progressive advocacy' in countries such as India, Brazil, South Africa and the United States.

Titled "The India Quandary", the evangelical NYT's op-ed on Thursday was uncommonly politically correct. Of course, the article didn't fall short of its traditional anti-Modi, anti-India, anti-Hindu bigotry.

Besides joint press conference with Barack Obama, PM Modi has given one-on-one interviews to several news channels during the last 9 years.

New York Times admited railways safety has improved under Modi govt, then went on to claim not enough is being spent on safety

Executive editors of WaPo, LA Times, NYT, Reuters get slammed by activists for censoring stories in favour of the US pro-war policies.

Seymour Hersh lambasted the New York Times for parroting the CIA's version of the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.

Isaac Chotiner, a staff writer at The New Yorker, launched an unprovoked attack on Suhag A Shukla, co-founder and executive director of advocacy organisation Hindu American Foundation

Twitter first introduced verified accounts in 2009 to help users identify that celebrities, politicians, companies and brands, news organisations, and other accounts "of public interest" were genuine, not impostors or parody accounts. The company didn't previously charge for verification. 

Chicken Manchurian was first invented in the 1700s by Indian-Chinese chef Nelson Wang, who was born in Calcutta.

Anurag Thakur tweeted, "New York Times had long back dropped all pretensions of neutrality while publishing anything about India."