Indian Media Falls Prey To Pakistan Army's Narrative Of 'Farmers Demanding Khalistan'
Writer: Yusha Rahman
Yusha, an engineer turned journalist with a core interest in sensible journalism. Since the time she worked in an MNC, she saw how fake news was rife to malign images of communities, leaders, etc. This encouraged her to give up her career in MNC and passionately work towards curbing fake news and propaganda.
India, 1 Feb 2021 12:52 PM GMT
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As the founding editor, Bharat had been heading the newsroom during the formation years of the organization and worked towards editorial policies, conceptualizing and designing campaign strategies and collaborations. He believes that through the use of digital media, one could engage the millennial's in rational conversations about pertinent social issues, provoking them to think and bring a behavioral change accordingly.
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Yusha, an engineer turned journalist with a core interest in sensible journalism. Since the time she worked in an MNC, she saw how fake news was rife to malign images of communities, leaders, etc. This encouraged her to give up her career in MNC and passionately work towards curbing fake news and propaganda.
Indian media and BJP leaders fall prey to Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) narrative of 'Farmers Demanding Khalistan', according to DisinfoLab
Indian media and BJP leaders fall prey to Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) narrative of 'Farmers Demanding Khalistan', according to DisinfoLab, an European Union based non-profit organisation.
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