Jinoy Jose P
Digital Editor at Frontline India
Digital Editor, Frontline. Writes Frontline Weekly Newsletter. Ex-India Today TV, Outlook Business, Down To Earth, Businessworld & BusinessLine. A screenwriter.
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1 week ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Gowhar Geelani |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,On Monday, Frontline was recording Latitude, our brand-new world affairs show hosted by senior journalist Nirupama Subramanian. Our guest was the former diplomat T.C.A. Raghavan. The context was the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, where terrorists allegedly backed by Pakistan gunned down 26 civilians. In response, on April 24, the government announced it would suspend the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 until Pakistan ceased to support cross-border terrorism.
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2 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Ilangovan Rajasekaran |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Fear of the dead—and of death—is the reason I live the way I do. My relationship with death is somewhat pathological; it always has been. According to my Ammachi (mother), it began when I was just four years old. Strangely enough, I still remember the day. The afternoon, to be precise. I was in shorts and a tucked-in shirt, standing beside my mother. My father wasn’t there—I’m sure of that. If he had been, perhaps I wouldn’t have been so afraid of what I saw that day.
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3 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Ilangovan Rajasekaran |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Did you know that the very idea of “whistleblowing” had to wait hundreds of years to get a decent name? IMHO, this fact might be the most perfect metaphor for how society has historically treated those brave enough to speak truth to power. For centuries, these moral daredevils were saddled with sorry-sounding terms like snitch, turncoat, stool pigeon, leaker, tipster, dissenter, defector, gadfly, muckraker, canary, bell-ringer, Cassandra (really?), rat, and more.
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4 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Meena Kandasamy |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Let me tell you about the most remarkable literary long-distance relationship I have encountered in my reading life. Imagine being a political prisoner and thinking, “You know what would make this incarceration bearable?
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1 month ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Meena Kandasamy |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Imagine a grim underground cavern. Here, prisoners have been chained since childhood. Their necks and legs are fixed in place, forcing them to stare perpetually at a blank wall before them. Behind these wretched souls burns a great fire, and between this fire and the prisoners runs a raised walkway where hidden figures carry various objects that cast shadows on the wall.
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