Bhalchandra Chorghade

For more than seven decades, the Press Trust of India (PTI) has been the silent engine driving Indian journalism, delivering news with speed, accuracy and credibility across the nation. Yet, the stories behind the stories, the human drama inside newsrooms and the relentless effort that transforms events into headlines have largely remained invisible. 'What They Don’t Teach You in Journalism Schools' lifts that veil, offering a rare and compelling journey into the inner workings of India’s...

In every ICC tournament cycle, India walks in branded as a batting superpower. The aura is built around depth, firepower and the assumption that any total is chaseable and any platform can be converted into a match-winning score. Yet in the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup, a troubling pattern has resurfaced: when the batters fail, India appears to have no safety net. The question is no longer whether India possesses talent with the bat, they undeniably do, but whether an excessive strategic...

The Moral Test of Pakistan’s Democracy Over Imran Khan's saga. The image of Imran Khan lifting the Cricket World Cup trophy at Cricket World Cup in Melbourne in 1992 remains one of the most indelible and enduring moments in cricket history. As captain of Pakistan’s national team, he was not merely a tactician but a talisman, a leader who transformed belief into victory. Decades later, that same figure now finds himself incarcerated, facing multiple legal battles and at the centre of...