5 ms·

funny enough, I have extended family in India that went through the entire process and had lots of issues, but even then, I only heard praises of the govt's eff

funny enough, I have extended family in India that went through the entire process and had lots of issues, but even then, I only heard praises of the govt's efforts, nothing against it. After you mentioned, I decided to look up news against the effort and I realized there was a lot of news against it but it not only didn't appear on my Facebook, but also on Twitter and Reddit (one of the few places where I expected to see opposing view points).

nileshtrivedi 10y ago
On the other hand, news (both TV and online) can often be sensationalist. This is from today (regarding Jayalalitha's death): https://twitter.com/krishashok/status/805686249927241728 https://twitter.com/krishashok/status/805686249927241728 Media is going through a severe credibility crisis.