The Hindustan Times has started a column 'Coffee with HT'. Couldn't they have got a better idea?
The concept is lifted straight from Indian Express where an important person is invited to the office and editorial staff asks him questions that are reproduced. And the name apparently comes from'Coffee with Karan'. HT, a copycat!
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