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Catchword for “journalist colony”
Catchword: journalist colony
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Part of speechn.
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Quotation: The Indian Government like most Governments specially the US, is very sensitive to Journalists exposing in the media their corrupt practices. As per the Australian Broadcasting Corp., they have created Journalist Colonies all over India to cater to the comforts of those who could stir up public sentiments.
Article or document title:
“Re: Fred’s delayed response” (URL)
Author:
Edgar Martins
Article, document, publication, web site:
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Date of publication:
Aug. 18, 2003
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