Writing no wrongs

April 16, 2014 11:38

The over-the-top reaction of the Prime Minister's Office to a book by Manmohan Singh's former media adviser confirms a long-known side of Indian politicians: they have a terribly thin skin, especially in respect of the printed word, unless of course it is a hagiography. Read

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