Twitter bans aren’t the answer to BBC’s bias problems. Correspondents should give due respect to counterarguments from outside the Left-liberal bubble.
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The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.
Soutik Biswas and team who report from India for the BBC do an equally shoddy job. Their reporting is blatantly partisan with a clear left wing bias.
If you search for “India” on the BBC portal, the stories that show up are overwhelmingly negative. You will find stories on petty crimes, murders and rapes routinely appearing there. While these need to be reported, but when these stories attract disproportionate reportage it creates an impression in the minds of readers that the country is falling apart at the seams, when it is definitely not the case.
The left-wing slant on the reporting of economic policies is also quite evident.
I used to visit BBC daily, but have stopped doing so in the recent past
Before i blocked bbc hindi on youtube, i was apalled at fanatic leftist opinions masquerading as ‘news’. Jnu chaap leftist trash, peddling their maoist marxist world view disguised as news. It was so biased, that they put even NDTV to shame (ravish kumar excluded as he is the undisputed don of biased programming, arnab coming close 2nd).
Soutik Biswas and team who report from India for the BBC do an equally shoddy job. Their reporting is blatantly partisan with a clear left wing bias.
If you search for “India” on the BBC portal, the stories that show up are overwhelmingly negative. You will find stories on petty crimes, murders and rapes routinely appearing there. While these need to be reported, but when these stories attract disproportionate reportage it creates an impression in the minds of readers that the country is falling apart at the seams, when it is definitely not the case.
The left-wing slant on the reporting of economic policies is also quite evident.
I used to visit BBC daily, but have stopped doing so in the recent past
Before i blocked bbc hindi on youtube, i was apalled at fanatic leftist opinions masquerading as ‘news’. Jnu chaap leftist trash, peddling their maoist marxist world view disguised as news. It was so biased, that they put even NDTV to shame (ravish kumar excluded as he is the undisputed don of biased programming, arnab coming close 2nd).