Time Magazine

Simran Jeet Singh ignores the fact that Punjab Police has booked Amritpal Singh under the National Security Act, and a non-bailable warrant has been issued for his arrest

Times Now has exposed a huge public relations (PR) hoax by revealing how AltNews' Mohammed Zubair and Pratik Sinha were never Nobel Peace Prize favourites

Interestingly, human rights advocate Ales Bialiatski's name was not in Time Magazine's list of contenders unlike the Alt News duo Md Zubair and Pratik Sinha

Throughout her article, Time reporter Sanya Mansoor used a brutal episode of Islamist terror to build a case against the Hindu community.

The Bhim Army chief is hailed for "spearheading a campaign for justice" in the Hathras case in Uttar Pradesh.

Despite global media houses claiming doom in economy of India, investors continue to show confidence on the country

His legendary capacity to peddle fake news was once again exposed when Ravish Kumar shared a fake TIME magazine cover in a bid to malign PM Modi.

Aatish Taseer is the man behind TIME magazine’s now-infamous headline describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “Divider in Chief”.

Time Magazine’s cover story, penned by Aatish Taseer, son of Indian journalist Tavleen Singh and late Pakistani politician and businessman Salman Taseer, asks a poignant question, "Can the World's Largest Democracy Endure Another Five Years of a Modi Government?"

Cover of TIME Magazine is one with a saffron sash, displayed prominently around the neck of PM Modi, along with the ominous headline of “Divider in Chief”.