The patriotic image of the National Herald newspaper, a fearless voice against the British colonial rule founded by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1937, appeared to be dented after over eight decades when his great grandson Rahul Gandhi faced interrogation in a financial crime involving the newspaper’s new version ‘Young Indian Private Limited.’The patriotic image of the National Herald newspaper, a fearless voice against the British colonial rule founded by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1937, appeared to be dented after over eight decades when his great grandson Rahul Gandhi faced interrogation in a financial crime involving the newspaper’s new version ‘Young Indian Private Limited.’
National Herald chronicles: Nehru’s ‘brainchild’ to Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Young Indian’
