Brown Sepoy of the day is
“Saurav Das”.

He has  connections with anti-India elements. He speaks the language his foreign masters dictate and now became the face of CJP. He constantly threatens the Indian government and says that Courts are being politicised.
Thread. 1. Saurav Das, spokesperson of CJP wrote for Caravan, Al Jazeera, Wire, Article 14, all producing anti-India narratives.

His journalism didn’t end at reporting events but graduated into participating in them.

Brown Sepoy of the Day is
“Pragati K.B”.

🧵 She covered CJP protest and narrated a completely false story to the world. She portrayed India to be on the brink of LPG crisis. Her fellowship funding came from Ford Foundation. 1. Pragati KB is NYT India reporter. She covered internal migration and homelessness through a fellowship from the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development.

The Forum is funded by the Ford Foundation. Here's what the Ford Foundation's India record looks like.

Brown Sepoy of the Day is “Chitrangada Choudhury”.
 
🧵 She is an Open Society Fellow, a Pulitzer Center grantee. She consistently frames India’s rural communities as victims of state. She finds UAPA booked people innocent and sympathises with them. 1. Choudhury is an independent multimedia journalist. She is also a former Indian Express, Hindustan Times, Guardian US reporter.

Member of PARI, Pulitzer Center grantee and Open Society Fellow.

Everything is anti-India about this ecosystem which she is a part of.

Brown Sepoy of the Day is
“Suhasini Raj”.
 
🧵 She bribed 11 MPs to ask questions in Parliament. She lied about being forced out of Sabarimala, police said she left on her own. And also won an award for calling Assam's citizenship verification anti-Muslim. 1. Suhasini Raj is New York Times South Asia reporter. She had previously worked at Cobrapost.

Her coverage areas are Hindu nationalism, Modi government, Kashmir, minority rights.

Here's what she is selling the world about India.

Brown Sepoy of the Day is
“Geeta Pandey”.
 
🧵 She called Naga Sadhus "naked ash-smeared ascetics",  Mahakumbh a "bathing spectacle".  She said Ram Mandir is built on a "razed mosque site." And called convicted gangster Robin Hood. 1. Geeta Pandey is BBC News Women and Social Affairs Editor for India.

Senior journalist with decades on the India beat. Her platform reaches BBC's 320 million weekly global audience.

Here's what that audience is being fed about India.

Brown Sepoy of the day is “Niha Masih”.
 
🧵 She called COVID-19 the "Chinese virus" tweet racist and Operation Sindoor as a PR stunt.
She consistently frames Hindus as the perpetrators and Muslim minority victimization as her sole agenda. 1. Niha Masih an Indian-American, presently at WaPo's Seoul hub.

Her India coverage revolves around Kashmir, Hindutva, surveillance, CAA protests and defence of China.

Brown Sepoy of the day is
“Neha Bora”.

She's the national president of AISA. She defended Delhi riots accused as "ordinary students," laughed with Arundhati Roy, who said Kashmir is not an integral part of India, and frames Hindu unity as a threat to Muslims. 1. Bora is a PhD scholar at JNU and the national president of AISA, affiliated with the Communist Party of India (ML) Liberation. She is former Delhi state secretary, her politics centres on anti-caste, anti-RSS and anti-BJP activism through narrative and campus mobilisation.

Brown Sepoy of the day is “Soutik Biswas”

🧵 BBC's India man rewrites Mughal history, calls a woman arrested for fabricating Gujarat riots evidence "hounded," and labels cow protection a communal weapon. It is the same broadcaster with the same biased editorial direction. 1/
BBC calls itself the world's most trusted broadcaster. Its India documentary on Modi was criticised by Indian and international commentators for cherry-picked sourcing and one-sided framing. It rarely covers Islamic extremism and never mentions Hindu grievances.

Brown Sepoy of the day is “Nirupama Subramanian”

She writes for Newslaundry and every article targets the same government and all the Kashmir pieces mirror Pakistan's narrative. Interestingly, every fact check reveals the same omissions. 🧵 1/
Newslaundry calls itself independent but when scanning its archive, every article targets the Modi government and never the truth is being produced. That's not independence but an editorial brief dressed as journalism.

Brown Sepoy of the day is Navodita Kumari.
She works for France 24 which is bankrolled by French state. It reaches millions worldwide, and the record of what she writes and what she skips is damning. 🧵 1/
France 24’s Indian coverage has one direction that is anti-India, anti-Hindu, and pro minority victimhood. It isn't a bias but a systematic choice they made.

Germany's state-funded broadcaster has spent more than two decades shaping international perceptions of India.

At the center of much of that coverage is one journalist: Murali Krishnan.

This thread examines the record. 🧵 Deutsche Welle (DW) is Germany's international public broadcaster.

Funded by the German federal government, it broadcasts in more than 30 languages and reaches audiences across 160 countries.

Its reporting carries influence far beyond Germany.

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On 15 June 2026, Al Jazeera published a report on AI being "weaponised against Muslim women" in India.
Written by Jyoti Thakur - a freelance journalist who covers gender, minority rights, and Islamophobia for The Guardian, BBC and Middle East Eye.

The sourcing doesn't hold.🧵 Jyoti Thakur’s central claim is serious: Hindu nationalist groups are systematically using AI to target Muslim women with sexualised deepfakes.

But the report rests on one data source, one victim story, and no independent verification of either.

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