An item appearing in “Glass House”, the gossip column compiled by Shantanu Guha Ray in the latest issue of India Today:
“PSSSST…:
“Did an editor of a newsmagazine recently visit the intelligence bureau to brief its chief over Hindutva terror?”
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29 January 2011 at 8:41 pm
It is not hard to guess that that the stone thrown by those in the glass house was aimed obviously at IT’s main rival but it is hard to imagine the magazine that sells merchandise from books, to shoes, belts and wallets does not know the old adage that those living in glass houses should not throw stones at others.