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What if that Kevin carter the winner of Pulitzer award for the file photo taken during sudan famine 1994 would have taken that little boy with him and would have admitted him into a hospital?
There are lot many more examples of what if like the above one? Chuhiya of bihar for UNICEF etc. What if many hundreds of reporters who are reporting about these under privileged just share a little amount of whatever they earn from showing the report in TV through TRP, web pages through their traffic and newspaper mill owners through their news sale. If a particular news of about any person who is so under privilege is shown by 10 news channels and if all the tv news channels zero ground reporter donates a meagre amount of Rupees 1000 or Rupees 500 each, that person is now richer by 5000 to 10000 rupees. And i think in a country like india, this is enough for that person to live his life for four months comfortably. Leaving all the rest favours if provided to him by many NGOs’ , news report viewers, many local and central fundings.
Why media?
If it becomes a trend to support these kind of people through media, i think media can reach deeply and very accurately to the epicentres of causes. Today the most vivid branching is of media, so media can play a major role in the advancement of our slums and many other underprivileged.
What exactly media doing?
Media for the trp’s is showing those news which are related to celebrities, tv serials, film critics and ratings of songs, contaminated food in parliament. What the particular MP said about the food he ate last night. They think this to be more important than the primary school boy who died of food poisoning during school lunch. Media is the most exaggerating form of any criticism, if they come to criticise they don’t spare the lord Ram. Conversely if they come to appreciate or praise even the nullified, frivolous piece comes as the cynosure.
nice thoughts dear..but a bit too radical in this age of commercialization and cut-throat competition,where your position in the market decides your quality in the eyes of people.Jo dikhta hai,wohi bikta hai boss!! And moreover, the common man in the present scenario is not yet ready 4 all these changes,why blame the media solely for this.They show what the public wants to see,be it the daily report of saas-bahu soaps or mysterious babas..'
ReplyDeleteSo,my friend,it all sums up to the very well known adage "If u want to see a change in the system,try to see it in yourself first!"
hmm, nice but actually what i think is, media has deep rooted into the society. yarr watched peepli live. almost the same context, great coincidence na. thank god i published my post a day before its release.
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