How the Delhi gang-rape revealed the ugly truth about India's journalists

September 27, 2013 16:59

After a brutal gang-rape-murder that inspired not only protests and outrage but also a suicide, new legislation and a heightened awareness of the very nature of womanhood in India, all eyes ought to have been trained on the judge on the day the verdict was to be pronounced.

Instead, most of the drama was happening outside the courtroom.

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