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Which is a great shame, ladder, because many Indians (and Pakistanis, let's be fair) have spoken and written English exceedingly well and produced many excellent writers in the language, including authors and journalists. I'm very sorry to read that the plague of overly sloppy journalism is...

Again, poor journalism, which is to be expected from The Washington Post and many other U.S. newspapers. English-language journalism has declined markedly since the 1970s, it's not just the English-language press in India or elsewhere on the subcontinent. The initials can remain in the headline...

That's no excuse. If a journalist or other writer is going to use initials for the name of an organisation in an article or other item, he should name the organisation in full in his first reference to it and follow the full written reference by the initials of the organisation in brackets. For...

The article ought to explain from the outset what the initials ITBP stand for: Indo-Tibetan Border Police. That's very poor journalism.