Khushwant Singh is sad that the demise of Tarlok Singh did not get any mention in mainstream media. Had it not been the obituary columns this would not have been published at all, Singh says.
He was a stalwart undoubtedly but do the viewers in metros bother to watch the DD News that still carries such stories. As far as private channels are concerned should we except them to forget their TRPs when a sizzling Malika Sherawat's 40 second walk with Jackie Chan can eclipse all the leading news items in this country of 100 crores.
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