It's not even necessary to know the context in which this was written. The description is self-explanatory.

Mentoring for Rahul G, please from the June 11 online issue of the Times of India:

...Then, of course, since the prince cannot to be wrong...

The world loves royalty so it shall forgive Rahul his gaffe....

Should journalists be a part of such "royalty-promoting" behavior? Even more so because, in Nilanjana Bhaduri Jha's own words, "there is a very thin line between sounding smart and sounding foolish."