There is a new site that maintains regular updates on SB's movements, etc.

 
There is also a section called 'Media News' that reports SB and his activities in magazines and newspapers.
 
http://www.saibabalinks.org/
 
Thanks to a valuable source, here's  a piece from this site (media section). I hope you will find it interesting.
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http://www.dawn.com/2003/09/08/fea.htm#6
By Karachian
 
08 September 2003 

Let me give an example. The Asianet channel that has a niche market for news and entertainment programmes in the Malayalam speaking state of Kerala has begun giving an hour every Friday to discourses by Satya Sai Baba, an extremely popular spiritual guru. His followers straddle countries in South Asia, including Sri Lanka and Nepal and beyond. The devotees throng his meetings and the numerous temples that have been raised by his trusts, and often receive the boon of this or that miracle.
 
I have it from impeccable sources close to the late Sirimavo Bandaranaike that she flew in a special plane to meet Sai Baba at his southern Indian hermitage. Mrs Bandaranaike was prime minister of Sri Lanka at the time. Her toes were badly paralysed and she couldn't walk. Herbal therapies in Kerala and acupuncture in Singapore had failed to cure her. But Sai Baba told her calmly that she would walk within 10 days. She never did. Subsequently the opposition press picked up the story and chided "the leader of a Buddhist state for dabbling in Hindu mumbo-jumbo."