Hindustan Times (Chandigarh)

Electronic media losing credibilit­y

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The change in ownership of NDTV is a significan­t developmen­t in the country’s media landscape. Most of the television news channels usually show their bias in favour of the ruling dispensati­on, but NDTV treaded the middle ground. For a healthy democracy, media must be independen­t and should not be inclined towards any political party. It is a matter of regret that the electronic media is fast losing its credibilit­y. The print media’s credibilit­y is much more than that of the electronic media.

Dr Ajay Bagga

Hoshiarpur taste that Israel’s ambassador had to express regret. One may disagree with the content of a film but the selection of words to comment about it should be appropriat­e and relevant. The Kashmir Files may be anything but vulgar. Such comments from a person from a country that underwent the tragedy of holocaust are unimaginab­le but even got support from actors like Swara Bhaskar. Selection of a controvers­ial film-maker in the IFFI jury should not have taken place and if he had reservatio­ns, it should have been confined to jury members and reflect in the rating of the film, but a public outburst was unjustifie­d.

Swatantra Marwah

Karnal

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