Topic: media bias

The media first put its eggs in the Rahul Gandhi basket, and when that appeared to have holes big enough to fit chickens, they decided to pin their hopes on Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.

Ministry of Home affairs has come out to rubbish the claims made by these leftist media portals

The entire nanny ecosystem jumped in to try and pacify the situation between the two warring children: Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal

How were the 'leaked NSSO data' numbers cooked up?

For every question which sick media asks of Modi and his government, there are ten questions which logically emerge against the Congress and its opponents

YouTube has now restored the pulled down OpIndia video, however, it has been put behind an age restriction.

Food ordered from a local store for policemen on election duty, 'Namo Foods' creates a storm on social media as 'journalists' insinuate involvement of BJP and Modi

Times of India journalist Piyush Rai has resorted to false propaganda to target the BJP by reporting that the 22-year old Meerut Law College student, Umam Khanam, was suspended after she refused to wear a BJP cap.

While trying to portray anti-India, anti-Hindu propagandist CJ Werleman, ThePrint seems to have forgotten that he is also a fake news peddler

'One question that always used to bother me was will we ever held the media accountable for the chokehold they helped maintain on Indian Democracy?'

ABP News' interview of the PM that was telecast yesterday morning did not feature a crucial part, it was shared only later in the day, what might be the reasons?

The BBC has had numerous run-in with the government and the people in India

Speculating why the opposition was getting so intimidated by just another movie, he said that "I don’t need to make Narendra Modi look like a hero. He is a hero".

Rajdeep Sardesai, one of the leading faces of the left-leaning Lutyens cabal Media, has openly shown his disdain towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi ever since he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

Vinod Kapri, Group Editor's hatred for Prime Minister Modi has been quite evident from his social media posts

Comedian Nitin Gupta aka Rivaldo, in this three-part video, has exposed how the discourse around the Kashmir issue is flawed mostly due to the excuses provided by the 'liberals'.

TV9 accepted that his channel is filled with Modi haters, and said he will change it

During the course of his Republic TV interview, Modi turned his attention to the fake promises which Congress makes before elections and the way media doesn’t expose it to the readers

'Neutral' journalist Supriya Shrinate, Executive Editor of ET Now, on Friday joined Congress party after the party leadership announced her candidacy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections from Maharajaganj, Uttar Pradesh.

The social media giant, Facebook, has allegedly resorted to arbitrarily suspending the account of social media user Anshul Saxena

Media chose to cover reactions of opposition leaders rather than Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scathing blog on Ram Manohar Lohia's 110th birth anniversary

While Imran Khan is no different from his predecessors, and unfortunately, his successors may be no different either.

The unmentionable sins of the Congress are ignored and this, ladies and gentlemen, is somehow what many people refer to as an “unbiased” view on Indian politics

Some journalists, as we know, have been known for trying to push a narrative through their tweets and articles for quite some time now

Aaj Tak picked an anti-BJP man from a viral video where he was arguing with dozens of people

Recently a detergent brand was highly criticised by people for releasing a Hinduphobic advertisement targeting the festival of Holi.

Conspiracy theorists create a cloud of misinformation by throwing a bunch of claims at people, some half true, some false, some impossible to verify

The Hindu, after getting caught for deliberately cropping off an internal note of the Ministry of Defense to do a hit job against the Narendra Modi government, the media organisation has yet again resorted to peddling half-truths

Media houses yet again do not let rationality get into the way of pushing a narrative

Huffpost does not like that govt has done well in e-governance, so they complain about things included in it.