NEGATIVE COMMENTING PUBLISHES IN NEWSPAPERS
Today, articles in Newspapers are more inclined towards entertainment & fashion world. It is orbiting around fashion and glamour world, instead of acting as a main source of our news or giving an average reader to make a sense of what is happening around him/her.
It is really very unfortunate that just to earn some money and fame, the Media is adopting all possible evasive actions to draw reader’s attention.
By publishing erotic news and information they tend to divert the mindset of youth. While there’s no need of these information’s as they only leave a negative effect, but no beneficial end product. In a recent issue of Newspaper “The Times of India” an article was published, the title was “I Bedded 200 Men I Met on The Web”. In the aforementioned article is about Louise Grant, who scours the web for sex with total strangers. The 25 year old bar manager is hooked on net sex and has slept with 200 online date mates. On average, she beds a different man every five days. She’s even had sex with three of them in one day. Louise claims to be driven by the thrill of no strings sex with guys she’s just met.
This essay explores the history of the famous newspapers, so the print media has a responsibility to its readers to provide a positive image which is lacking in many of today’s newspapers. It has a negative effect on today's youth and something must be done about it
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In the current scenario where we are facing lot of serious internal and external problems, and its media who supposed to built pressure on politicians by pinpointing the real issues to get it resolve on priority, media is cracking jokes and commenting negatively on those who are trying to initiate something which is in the favour of our country.
Here is an latest example showing their tasks & Loyalities ;
Once again I would like to make you know that in another recent article of - The Times of India, they published the news about VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad) ,has sent a letter to 13 prominent Muslim organizations in India with a curious request- that they declare, in Fatwa, India to be a “friend” of Islam, or Dar-ul-Aman, therefore making jihad against India and Indians invalid. But in the meantime the writer has commented it as an “ELECTION STUNT”.
The question arises that what was the need to comment so? Someone is trying to in shake hands for friendship and in spite of appreciating them the media people are taking it the other way round.
It’s petty simple and easy to point fingers on anything based on your own judgment but why not look at the positive side of it too?
It’s funny but these days what we see in Newspapers is awful and errotic information’s having downbeat opinions!!!