Media Industry in India

Indian Funny Media

“Paid News”
"Corruption in the Indian media"

I'l be 20 this October.. but I still dont understand Indian Media.And according to me they don't understand there role in society  :p

This is Breaking news. OH God!

News reports that are printed in publications or broadcast on television channels are meant to provide information that is not only of interest to the public at large but information that is supposed to be truthful or factually correct and at the same time, balanced, objective, fair and neutral.

I think they are more concerned about there TRP's

Here, more important is commissioner's dog not the kidnapped children

Corruption in the mass media in India  is as old as the media itself.If there is corruption in society, it would be unrealistic to expect the media to be free of corruption. India is the world’s largest democracy. A diverse mass media is an important pillar of democracy in this country.A widespread problem is the attempt to influence public debate through the purchase of advertising space and the purchase of favourable editorial comment.
I am just writing what i am feeling.Media is interested in their own interests rather than really giving facts to public !!!!!

I think newspapers and television channels receive funds for publishing or broadcasting information in favour of particular individuals, corporate entities, representatives of political parties and candidates contesting elections, that is sought to be disguised as “NEWS”.

So every time you are reading a news paper, beware, that is what the news group want to happen, but not what is good for people.

Every time you are watching a news bulletin , they might be aiming at publicity instead of bringing the facts before you !!
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Raghav Sharma