Sans Serif quotes Prof U.R. Anantha Murthy, a writer and thinker from Kannada, India and questions: “the Indian media’s role in whipping up ‘mass hysteria' through its breathless coverage of the recent terror attacks and the arrest of the suspects behind them.”
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