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Who gets to ask the hard questions?
The book challenges the gap between highly visible political messaging and the harder work of answering unscripted questions.
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A provocative investigation into political silence, media access, and the questions democracy cannot afford to ignore.
Twelve Years, Zero Press Conferences puts an uncomfortable question at the center of India's political conversation: what happens to public accountability when the country's most powerful leaders face fewer open questions from the press? The book challenges readers to examine political communication, journalist access, and the distance between public messaging and public scrutiny.
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Twelve Years, Zero Press Conferences makes press access a test of political accountability. Its central provocation asks whether carefully managed public messaging can replace the scrutiny of unscripted questions—and what citizens lose when journalists have too few chances to challenge those in power. This is a pointed political argument that invites readers to examine its claims, evidence, and implications.
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