Indians angry with NYT over ‘Narandra' typo, calling Pulwama attack 'explosion'
The Indian social media users responded angrily to the New York Times twitter post, which was later corrected but the word explosion in relation to Pulwama suicide attack remained.
By Web Desk
March 12, 2019
The Indians were not happy with the New York Times over the later calling Pulwama attack an explosion and tweeting wrong spelling of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The NYT tweeted: After an explosion in Kashmir and weeks of brinkmanship with Pakistan, many Indians are rallying behind Prime Minister Narandra Modi as elections approach".
The story was about India's upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
Citing foreign experts, the analysis concluded that Modi’s ‘recent military adventurism in Pakistan had backfired’.
The Indian social media users responded angrily to the twitter post, which was later corrected but the word explosion in relation to Pulwama suicide attack remained.
-
Minnesota man charged after $350m IRS tax scam exposed -
Trump reached out to police chief investigating Epstein in 2006, records show -
San Francisco 49ers player shot near post-Super Bowl party -
Ransom deadline passes: FBI confirms ‘communication blackout’ in Nancy Guthrie abduction -
Piers Morgan finally breaks silence on kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie's mother Nancy -
Lenore Taylor resigns as Guardian Australia editor after decade-long tenure -
Epstein case: Ghislaine Maxwell invokes Fifth, refuses to testify before US Congress -
Savannah Guthrie receives massive support from Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Garner after desperate plea