India, April 3 -- The second most viewed page on Wikipedia in the past week was its entry on the blockbuster Dhurandhar 2. The excitement was the result of media coverage of a tussle between editors of the entry over whether to label the film "propaganda". So intense was the "edit war" that Wikipedia's founder, Jimmy Wales, was compelled to remind the editors in favour of describing the film as "propaganda" that the website is meant to uphold a "neutral point of view". When challenged, Wales conceded to the disgruntled editors that they could note that "reliable sources" had described the film as propaganda. Thereupon, these editors began copiously citing reviews in Left-wing publications that described the film as "propaganda". Consequen...