The Indian press and publishers, by and large, never transgress the limits of decency. They respect the privacy of people in the limelight. Film journals may not maintain such standards, but even they do not pursue actors and actresses wherever they go at any time of the night. The stars are justifiably incensed over the gossip and the concocted news items which appear in print about them. Yet, our journalists or photographers have seldom chased them to their showers or swimming pools. I know of nobody who has gone underwater to take pictures of a celebrity bathing. But Jacqueline Onassis Kennedy's nude pictures appeared in responsible journals in the US and Britain.