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Indian Media:Irresponsible yet most effective
Jan 16 2009, Hitesh Anand

Media is supposed to be the mirror of the society. It builds the consensus of a nation over which that nation grows and develops in its culture, dynamism and intellect. But in recent years Indian Television media has put forward such a agnostic picture...

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