At times I am really 'wonder stuck', how our media is able to keep itself engaged so grossly on some most trivial issues. It's ability to hype 'silly points' and at times 'slip away' on important national issues continues to amaze.
Where was the need to go around 'batting' on the national channel over a simple and natural response of one of our greatest gentleman cricketer & then try to "cover drive" the episode in the streets of Mumbai/Delhi.
'Sachin Tendulkar' and all of us do know we are 'Indians' and have the liberty to live, work, eat and play 'cricket' anywhere in India. Be it' Maharashtra' or' Madhya Pradesh' how does it matter? Now if some 'self centered' politicians in the country are taking time to know this, just leave them alone. I am sure with time they will realize their follies.
I agree 'journalism' is all about having a nose for 'news'.However it doesn't mean they can 'blow their nose' now and then on the national channels, jeopardizing country's intelligence. 'David Coleman Headley'(26/11 suspect) is a recent instance of 'blowing nose'.
It is time that the media in this country is able to distinguish between a 'breathing nose' and a 'blocked nose'. Let us hope they keep their channels 'news worthy' and remain generally focused on "Aam Aadmi" and his 'tryst with destiny'!Jai 'Hindustani 'Manus',Jai'Amichi'(My) Bharat'!
Where was the need to go around 'batting' on the national channel over a simple and natural response of one of our greatest gentleman cricketer & then try to "cover drive" the episode in the streets of Mumbai/Delhi.
'Sachin Tendulkar' and all of us do know we are 'Indians' and have the liberty to live, work, eat and play 'cricket' anywhere in India. Be it' Maharashtra' or' Madhya Pradesh' how does it matter? Now if some 'self centered' politicians in the country are taking time to know this, just leave them alone. I am sure with time they will realize their follies.
I agree 'journalism' is all about having a nose for 'news'.However it doesn't mean they can 'blow their nose' now and then on the national channels, jeopardizing country's intelligence. 'David Coleman Headley'(26/11 suspect) is a recent instance of 'blowing nose'.
It is time that the media in this country is able to distinguish between a 'breathing nose' and a 'blocked nose'. Let us hope they keep their channels 'news worthy' and remain generally focused on "Aam Aadmi" and his 'tryst with destiny'!Jai 'Hindustani 'Manus',Jai'Amichi'(My) Bharat'!
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