In the viral video, the reporter constantly keeps raising the question of why is there Urdu writing on the packets at Haldiram’s outlet.

The RJ Malishka-Neeraj Chopra interview shows that though the sexualisation problem isn’t as potent or virulent in the case of male athletes, clearly it is not absent. 

Begun in 2005, Mumbai Mirror was a compact newspaper, which “lived up to its name from the day it was born, mirroring Mumbai in all its myriad moods.”

Mukhim has quit the Editors Guild of India, on grounds that the journalistic association has maintained “complete silence” in the case against her, while it came to Goswami’s defence with a statement condemning his arrest in early November.

What indicates Indian television media’s plunge towards rock-bottom is that agenda and misinformation is no longer covert, and instead are the main drivers of sensationalist reporting fed to audiences.

Rahul Kanwal of India Today said, “Right to report freely must be strongly defended by journalists of this generation.” Read more on the issue, voices of journalists, and how this can question the premise of unbiased reporting.

As Indian citizens and the television audience, we have a right to hold our journalists and news channels accountable.

Recently on Twitter, a young girl spoke about a man who had been sexually predatory towards her. The man was one of those who fell neatly into the ‘woke feminist’ men part of a stand-up comedy group which has been vocal about feminism and gender issues. Another woman spoke out. Screenshots were shared. The sharing […]