Media's Fight Against Government Regulations

I can bet you that this news will

not be shown on Prime Time today.

In fact, 21 major media

channels in India are

fighting a case against the government,

and this includes Adani's NDTV and Ambani's News18.

That means Adani and Ambani's channels are

fighting a case against the government in court.

But mainstream media channels

will not come on their Prime Time screens

and tell you this truth.

There, they will be seen singing

the government's praises.

In fact, the government is

introducing an act called the DPDP Act.

Under this act, the government is making

rules that will eliminate the right to RTI,

and if you want to conduct a secret investigative report,

you will first have to obtain permission.

That is, you must first say

that we want to investigate you,

so the other side gets a chance to hide.

Until now, all these

Mainstream Media Channel, 30 days ago,

were lecturing Content

Creators and Independent

Journalists on how to practice

journalism honestly.

Content Creators are not even Journalists.

When they were raising the question that, in India,

journalism and Freedom of

Speech are under threat.

But today, when

it was their turn to have their shops shut,

when their businesses came under threat,

they all united.

These 21 Channels will fight

the government in Court

and oppose the government's rules.

But on TV Channel screens,

they will not tell you the truth

about how the government is

strangling journalism.

They will not do this because

the money they receive

could stop. Subsidies could stop.

Some journalists could

even be fired from their

Channels. All those Channels

that are in danger today,

were in danger yesterday too, and in the future

will also be in danger

will remain. But they won't say a word

against the government on their screens.

That's why I tell you to follow independent

journalists and independent media

journalists working on social

media so that the truth reaches you.

Today, all the country's major

channels that are backed by major

Industrialists are taking their case

against the government to court too.

They are fighting it.

For now, the Supreme Court has stayed

this Act and said that it will be

considered. But overall,

the government wants journalism to be

strangled.