National Roundtable on Should There be a Lakshmanrekha for News Media

National Roundtable on Should There be a Lakshmanrekha for News Media

by National Roundtable on Should There be a Lakshmanrekha for News Media (2005 Hyderabad

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Proceedings of the Roundtable in Indian context.

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    How does the concept of a "Lakshmanrekha" or ethical boundary, rooted in ancient mythology, apply to the modern mechanics of 24-hour news reporting in India as discussed in the proceedings?

  2. 2

    In an era where breaking news often precedes verified facts, where should the line be drawn between the public’s right to know and the media's responsibility to maintain social harmony?

  3. 3

    How do economic pressures and the race for television ratings or readership impact a media house's ability to self-regulate effectively?

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