Propaganda by media

The New York Times had recently published a propaganda piece titled, "The Ideal of Democracy in a Jewish State Is in Jeopardy."

Newslaundry pointed out how 'terrorist' Mukhtar Baba is not an ordinary man and holds a master's degree in political science.

Richa Chadha drew support from a Pakistani media outlet which hailed her for her Galwan jibe against Indian Army.

Without adhering to journalistic principles of verification and non-sensationalism, several media outlets amplified the disinformation spread by Bloomberg news agency.

It is a time of considerable ignominy for The Wire. The organization was compelled to make not one but two retractions of major news stories it broke.

The HuffPost reporter falsely claimed that the Indian Prime Minister was not just stripping Muslims of their citizenship but also building concentration camps.

In April this year, Rana Ayyub used the stage of the International Journalism Festival (IJF) in Italy to cast aspersions about India's democracy.

Understanding the close nexus between Islamists and leftist media outlets is crucial to understanding the victimisation of the Hindu community in Leicester.

Most of those who are calling The Wire out today will likely side with them tomorrow on ideological narrative building, forgetting The Wire's history of shoddy reporting. That is 'liberal' privilege.

Around one week after the Godhra massacre of 27 February 2002, there was a malicious email circulated, copied from an Islamic website purporting to be a news portal, making horrible character assassinating and fake charges on the dead kar sewaks of Godhra.