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Sevanti says “But it cannot ask the media to stick to government-given facts only.” but haven’t given an example of what are the other sources of facts on Corona status in India. Can it be a mathematical model churning propaganda figures as facts? or a BBC reports based on half truths. If media can avoid the anti government propaganda, nobody has problems with the alternate sources of facts and only facts and not propaganda.
The media observes responsibility and restraint while reporting sensitive issues, in India and all over the world. Especially in times of war, which this pandemic in some senses is. India’s journalists have a fine, seventy year record of giving us world class reporting, despite the vast gulf in the resources it possesses in comparison to the West. 2. What causes concern in fact is the swathe of media that has become an echo chamber. Amplifying spin. Often spreading a toxic message of communalism and jingoism. Not above propagating fake news. Allowing lapses in governance to go unquestioned.
Sevanti says “But it cannot ask the media to stick to government-given facts only.” but haven’t given an example of what are the other sources of facts on Corona status in India. Can it be a mathematical model churning propaganda figures as facts? or a BBC reports based on half truths. If media can avoid the anti government propaganda, nobody has problems with the alternate sources of facts and only facts and not propaganda.
Conduct of SC has been a very big disappointment.
Ha ha, afraid of your empire coming under threat ?
The media observes responsibility and restraint while reporting sensitive issues, in India and all over the world. Especially in times of war, which this pandemic in some senses is. India’s journalists have a fine, seventy year record of giving us world class reporting, despite the vast gulf in the resources it possesses in comparison to the West. 2. What causes concern in fact is the swathe of media that has become an echo chamber. Amplifying spin. Often spreading a toxic message of communalism and jingoism. Not above propagating fake news. Allowing lapses in governance to go unquestioned.