I think what we need a lot more of is free, thinking
press. Press which is unafraid, press which actually
explores and gets into the nitty-gritties, which isn’t
just there as one of news but continues to explore and
dig deep, and is unafraid to do so. And it is that to my
mind that Caravan represents, and which we need
more of—good, well-reasoned journalism, which is
unafraid and which has a voice. So keep it up!NAINA LAL KIDWAI, Chairperson,
Max Financial ServicesI read Caravan because I find it to be a journal that
tells, investigates, and delves into important stories,
on what’s going on in the country today. Caravan
is not influenced by corporate interest or political
alignments, and investigates in a genuine sense the
real stories that we need to know.
ORIJIT SEN, Artist
I do enjoy reading Caravan and I get a lot of pleasure
out of it. And it forces me to think. The research that
goes into the writing of the articles, the way they
are written and the subjects chosen, are thought-
provoking, in the sense that you think beyond the
obvious. In the process of doing this—like in everything
that is thought-provoking—you ask questions, you have
doubts and you want to explore the freedom of asking
questions and expressing your doubts and trying to
get answers. And I find that I do enjoy it very much,
because it forces me to do that.ROMILA THAPAR, Historian