Shuma Raha
@shumaraha
Journalist. Author of “The Love Song of Maya K & Other Stories” and the novel “The Swap.” Words: DeccanHerald, Frontline, NDTV, Gulf News, The Hindu, The Quint
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21-03-2012 08:57:43
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‘Is the Media Still a Force in Indian Elections?’ Join us for a Media Dialogue with Rajdeep Sardesai Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 Poornima Joshi जितेन्द्र कुमार جیتیندر کمار Jitendra Kumar and Prof Satish K Jha. On Dec 5 at 6PM at IIC Delhi. Presented by The Media Foundation & India International Centre(Official Account)
It’s today! Join us for a Media Dialogue on ‘Is the Media Still a Force in Indian Elections?’ Panelists Rajdeep Sardesai Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 Poornima Joshi जितेन्द्र कुमार جیتیندر کمار Jitendra Kumar and Prof Satish K Jha. At 6PM at IIC Delhi. (Kamaladevi Block) Presented by The Media Foundation & India International Centre(Official Account)
The Media Foundation Why does Ambani own so many channels, why did Adani scramble to own the last channel standing and now wants to own newspapers like the Hindu? So this isn't about journalists as much as the media owners: Poornima Joshi #TMFdialogues
The Media Foundation Poornima Joshi If you're blaming corporate ownership of media.. the corporate owned media stood up to Trump 1.0. They've done it in India, in precious regimes. So what has changed? Kamal Malhotra, ex-UN. #TMFdialogues on Media: Kingmaker or Bystander?
Pawan Khera on a roll at the TMF-IIC Media Dialogue on “Is the Media Still a Force in Indian Elections” Pawan Khera 🇮🇳
Advaniji had said, when asked to bend during the Emergency, the media crawled. Today, I see the media being asked to bend and instantly doing sashtang namaskar: Rajdeep Sardesai
Is the media still a force in the elections? "Of course it is," says @PoornimaJoshi72, "which is why the ruling party works so hard controlling it." "Sure it's a kingmaker, but only on the command of certain parties and corporates": Jitendra Kumar जितेन्द्र कुमार جیتیندر کمار Jitendra Kumar "The real
When a 60 year old slightly tired (but still not retired😊) grey haired journalist is on the cover of an annual media issue of a magazine like The Caravan it can mean only one of two things: either you are still relevant for some reason or the magazine has run out of ideas.