The only good thing about the fact that the Times of India Reports badly is that they are so obviously reporting badly that most people in India realize that they are not reading truth. This is opposed to American newspapers, where we sometimes give them too much credit for not leaving out pertinent info or other slights of hand.
So, basically, I know more about the nonsense when it came down to the Karmapa's school; what they are reporting in the Times of India about security threats against the CTA/China recognition of Karmapa is quite absurd. Karmapa's recognition was under Shamar Rinpoche's auspices-- not the Gelugs--- and not the 3rd in command (who seems to be taking money from China) Situpa.
That western people run around like fools following everything the Dalai Lama says on this stuff is just because they 1. don't know history and 2. believe that its some sort of fact that the Dalai Lama is in charge of Buddhism.
So, basically, Karmapa's school in New Delhi was attacked a long time ago by some monks; these were Tai Situ's monks from Rumtek. Eyewitness accounts were from Shamar Rinpoche's monks, who used to live in the same monestary with Situ's monks. The Situpa monks came up and started attacking the KIBI (Karmapa International Buddhist Institute) in New Delhi--- this was when Thaye Dorje (Karmapa) was first coming there. The Karmapa Institute was under attack--- these guys from Situs school attacked Karmapa's monks--- but the papers kept trying to say the other way around--- and of course--- if you ever met these people--- Karmapa or Shamar Rinpoche you would know that they are never against Buddhas teachings; they never would attack anyone. However, their monks and lay people at the school were the recipients of people throwing glass bottles and rocks at them--- the newspapers reported that some Nyingma monks from a neighboring community were the ones that did this and that Karmapa Institute people fought back. There is nothing in that neighborhood but universities and an Ashram; there is no Nyingma or other Tibetan group nearby. (Monks who were there told me that everyone was hiding in the gompa, which is sizeable, and that Karmapa, who was a young boy, sat down on the gompa floor and started meditating when the attack began).
Short end of it: they make completely false reports that don't resemble reality at all in Indian newspapers; the Nepali one I read about Shugden was similar: it reported it as a witchcraft practice that only a very small amount of people--- like 20--- did--- and they were all following one guy who did it. That was the first I heard of Shugden, but I was very surprised when I kept running into people who were rumoured to do Shugden, because it seemed like more than 20.... Now I know there are a lot more, and I am one of the Shugden ones now:).
But yeah, if you happen to reading Indian and Nepali papers--- they often are nowhere near factual.