Nalin Mehta

Nalin Mehta

Editor

  • Who Owns The News And Why

    Politicians, real estate, chit funds and large corporations now have deep stakes in the majority of the news TV business in most Indian states.

    BY Nalin Mehta 15 May 2015

    Who Owns The News And Why
  • Chasing A Dream

    Is a successful London 2012 possible for India? Or will a sports culture remain an illusion with India not bothering to look beyond cricket and turning into a multi sporting nation?

    BY Boria Majumdar 2 July 2012

    Chasing A Dream
  • When Olympic Sports Lost Out

    Until the early 1980s, cricket was not the most pre-eminent Indian game. It was popular but hockey was the ‘national game’ and soccer was equally popular in large parts of the country. What happened?

    BY Boria Majumdar 25 June 2012

    When Olympic Sports Lost Out
  • 'A Continent As Big As Europe'

    The YMCA's early role in the Indian Olympic movement cannot be emphasized enough. Its national network provided a lifeline for those who wanted to set up a national sporting movement.

    BY Boria Majumdar 20 July 2008

    'A Continent As Big As Europe'
  • The Golden Years

    Between 1928 and 1956, India won six straight Olympic gold medals and 24 consecutive matches, a record likely to stand for the foreseeable future

    BY Boria Majumdar 20 July 2008

    The Golden Years
  • Hitler's Games

    Berlin Olympics of 1936 finally put to rest the question mark against India's hockey supremacy. Exclusive extracts from this meticulously researched book show the role of Captain Dhyan Chand and Indian Nationalism in the Third Reich...

    BY Boria Majumdar 20 July 2008

    Hitler's Games

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