Instead of helping promote scientific temper, some journalists run after irrational practices in search for eyeballs and ratings: President.

PTI | New Delhi | Updated: 20-01-2020 19:03 IST | Created: 20-01-2020 19:03 IST

Instead of helping promote scientific temper, some journalists run after irrational practices in search for eyeballs and ratings: President.

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Instead of helping promote scientific temper, some journalists run after irrational practices in search for eyeballs and ratings: President.

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