If someone was killed while being forced to chant slogans, it is the media’s job to report it and not sanitise it to suit someone’s sense of political correctness.
Maternity shoots seem to be accepted in India if the mother is a Bollywood star, not a model. The flak designer Ayush Kejriwal received recently proves just that.
Research shows children exposed to communal violence are significantly affected. I wonder how Delhi riots will impact two teenagers I saw with weapons.
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How come Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey and Sri Lanka remain constitutional, democratic and stable despite Islam and Buddhism respectively, but Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar don’t?
I‘m the artist whose work was used in this article. The author and the Print have not taken my consent prior to using the work, and neither have they reached out to me for clarification. They have thoroughly misrepresented my work and the author had not responded to my personal messages clarifying my stance.
Its not because of just reporting. It’s because of selective reporting, its because of conveniently fitting news as per propaganda, its because of targeting only one section of people, its because ignoring big facts like what was the preparation for?, ignoring and twisting truth of people who were burnt alive and stabbed 400 times. This kind media is much more to blame then rioters on streets.
I thank the media houses that I depend upon for updating me with the events in India and abroad; without doubt, a few might be having a tendency to report in a way so that they not upset the current Govt or even report with a jaundiced eye; it could also be termed as saffron eyes. Unbiased reportage would invite the wrath from the affected side and their followers.
Since I don’t watch TV and apprise myself with the news and events on my laptop, I prefer to see select videos on Youtube also go through the commentary on both ‘The Print’ and ‘The Wire’; I also sometimes watch Quint, Scroll, and NewsClick.
Media can report what it gets to view and how it analyses the events; I also find the analysis of the event and the historical background informative and even educative in the commentary of Shekhar Gupta.
It’s better to ignore the uninvited comments of those who have decided to be on one or the other camp; it is a difficult job for one to do independent reportage in the today’s world as the winds of majoritarian politics is blowing hard.
A section of biased medical is having responsibility for this riot and ongoing street protest by distorting facts and building fake narratives. Kind of Yogendra yadav ,sardesai ndtv hell bent on creating problems to reinvent Congress
First of all,
1. u media mafia shld STOP demonizing Hindus
2. Tk Muslim culprits names properly…u hide calling out ‘Muslim’ word, when they hv done the mistakes…u tk their side
3. Be impartial…tell the world that Muslims start the violence first
Print, and be damned. Felt very happy to see in Episode 400 of Cut the Clutter the young journalists who have been reporting from the trenches. They should serve as an inspiration to some of their seniors in the profession who can no longer be called journalists.
I‘m the artist whose work was used in this article. The author and the Print have not taken my consent prior to using the work, and neither have they reached out to me for clarification. They have thoroughly misrepresented my work and the author had not responded to my personal messages clarifying my stance.
Its not because of just reporting. It’s because of selective reporting, its because of conveniently fitting news as per propaganda, its because of targeting only one section of people, its because ignoring big facts like what was the preparation for?, ignoring and twisting truth of people who were burnt alive and stabbed 400 times. This kind media is much more to blame then rioters on streets.
I am with the government. These paid protesters are pests for our economy.
I thank the media houses that I depend upon for updating me with the events in India and abroad; without doubt, a few might be having a tendency to report in a way so that they not upset the current Govt or even report with a jaundiced eye; it could also be termed as saffron eyes. Unbiased reportage would invite the wrath from the affected side and their followers.
Since I don’t watch TV and apprise myself with the news and events on my laptop, I prefer to see select videos on Youtube also go through the commentary on both ‘The Print’ and ‘The Wire’; I also sometimes watch Quint, Scroll, and NewsClick.
Media can report what it gets to view and how it analyses the events; I also find the analysis of the event and the historical background informative and even educative in the commentary of Shekhar Gupta.
It’s better to ignore the uninvited comments of those who have decided to be on one or the other camp; it is a difficult job for one to do independent reportage in the today’s world as the winds of majoritarian politics is blowing hard.
A section of biased medical is having responsibility for this riot and ongoing street protest by distorting facts and building fake narratives. Kind of Yogendra yadav ,sardesai ndtv hell bent on creating problems to reinvent Congress
First of all,
1. u media mafia shld STOP demonizing Hindus
2. Tk Muslim culprits names properly…u hide calling out ‘Muslim’ word, when they hv done the mistakes…u tk their side
3. Be impartial…tell the world that Muslims start the violence first
Print, and be damned. Felt very happy to see in Episode 400 of Cut the Clutter the young journalists who have been reporting from the trenches. They should serve as an inspiration to some of their seniors in the profession who can no longer be called journalists.