No formal requirements exist for education or training in journalism despite the wide repercussions misdemeanours of unethical scribes can have on the society at large.
The media is yet to differentiate between India-China competition and India-Pak hostility, thereby using the same standard of reporting, to provoke opponents.
Perception about China from the bordering areas is distinctly more negative compared to the perception projected by newspapers published from the national capital.
The Army seems to be getting dragged into every debate in the media, whether it is about patriotism, nationalism, student politics or the national anthem.
In the first 24 hours, everybody was a doctor analysing her diet and fitness. Then came the opportunity to be Sherlock, as news emerged of Sridevi's accidental drowning.
CSE, one of India’s oldest bourses, is edging towards a voluntary exit. It could never recover from market manipulation scam that caused a payment crisis at exchange back in 2001.
Fresh details of operation conducted by IAF, Army have come out in gazette notification giving citations of those who were awarded Vir Chakra for their bravery.
Education, reservations, govt jobs are meant to bring equality and dignity. That we are a long way from that is evident in the shoe thrown at the CJI and the suicide of Haryana IPS officer. The film Homebound has a lesson too.
All ruling parties use government money to get their views on media. Why blame current central government alone. Also what was point of mentioning patanjali Ayurveda company alone in an article about media distrust. Just cheap shot.
Almost whole of the Indian MSM seems to have become anti-national, anti-Hindu, and totally apparently, working at the behest of Pakistan. So, why should they have any credibility in India?
Senior, serious journalists, who have spent a lifetime in the profession, have a lot to think about. How far this moulding of the media is succeeding will be known next year.
As you rightly said interest only in cheap entertainment. Motivated media being controlled by big businesses eroded its credibility leading to public looking at it only for cheap entertainment.
In today’s materialistic and uncertain world, public is concerned only with self interest. None wants any analysis except for stock market one. Difficult to counter or reverse. All over the world same story. Motivated media. To counter, Modi preferred electronic media but again with only one sided bombarding. Wonder how many read or hear his talk.
In today’s socio-economic scenario, no hope for change.
All ruling parties use government money to get their views on media. Why blame current central government alone. Also what was point of mentioning patanjali Ayurveda company alone in an article about media distrust. Just cheap shot.
First non-congress government with full majority..some people cannot just digest this reality..
Almost whole of the Indian MSM seems to have become anti-national, anti-Hindu, and totally apparently, working at the behest of Pakistan. So, why should they have any credibility in India?
Permit foreign investment in media
Senior, serious journalists, who have spent a lifetime in the profession, have a lot to think about. How far this moulding of the media is succeeding will be known next year.
As you rightly said interest only in cheap entertainment. Motivated media being controlled by big businesses eroded its credibility leading to public looking at it only for cheap entertainment.
In today’s materialistic and uncertain world, public is concerned only with self interest. None wants any analysis except for stock market one. Difficult to counter or reverse. All over the world same story. Motivated media. To counter, Modi preferred electronic media but again with only one sided bombarding. Wonder how many read or hear his talk.
In today’s socio-economic scenario, no hope for change.