There's definitely a warmer, more inclusive approach to journalists from India House these days- at least those journalists who regularly report on matters Indian. There are more media briefings being organised, with the High Commissioner making himself more available to answer questions.
I've noticed that some senior officers have their favourites amongst the Indian journalists.
There is also a seeming increase in events these days, though that could be due to the time of the year (Delhi is hot these days) and a new government in place. One such happening was a talk by former Indian Chief Election Commissioner SY Quraishi. The grand Gandhi Hall was packed out and Quraishi held the audience with a kind of magnetism. His personality and delivery lifted this event away from the normal standard and made it fun.
Report here; Quraishi does good interviews, too.
I've noticed that some senior officers have their favourites amongst the Indian journalists.
There is also a seeming increase in events these days, though that could be due to the time of the year (Delhi is hot these days) and a new government in place. One such happening was a talk by former Indian Chief Election Commissioner SY Quraishi. The grand Gandhi Hall was packed out and Quraishi held the audience with a kind of magnetism. His personality and delivery lifted this event away from the normal standard and made it fun.
Report here; Quraishi does good interviews, too.
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