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> The news media aren't helping decipher the actual state of reality. Much like the US elections, Indian media fuels the polarized population with provocative n
by Ar-Curunir 10y ago
> The news media aren't helping decipher the actual state of reality. Much like the US elections, Indian media fuels the polarized population with provocative news stories, and "alt-media" outlets publish opinions and fake news as facts. Many accuse major media houses of unfairly favouring the right-wing govt (much like Fox News in the US) due to connections of the govt with business houses that run them.
Is this really true? The mainstream media houses are all helmed by pseudo-liberals that have in the past been very biased towards the Congress Party.
- sirius87 10y agoShall we say we have left-leaning and right-leaning news channels, and depending on your personal inclination (read: echochamber), you could be accusing the liberals on left-wing newsmedia as "pseudo-liberals" (often accused of being anti-national too!), and disagreeable newsmedia as favouring the govt?
- swatkat 10y agoSo, can you edit your original post to be politically correct (read: non-echochamber)? Instead of just mentioning a certain inclination that you may not agree with, you can just say left-wing/communist media hasn't been in favour whereas right-wing media is in favour of this move?