Vibes Magazine Issue 4 Vibes Magazine issue 4 | Page 21

hours of an employee in India, It occupies the Second position in the world after Japan. So, an Indian relays on News Channels for making a common interest and Media should understand its responsibility. MEDIA AS A STORYTELLER The media is getting full of ghoulish stories. A similar story came recently when Bollyw ood Superstar Sridevi drowned in a hotel’s bathtub. With every channel predicting about what might have happened behind the closed door of her bathroom, with one TV anchor even attempting to enact a bathtub drowning. In many cases, it runs a media trial. Which sometimes builds the wrong interest of public. The Aarushi murder case is an  example of this. This high profile unsolved murder case became a victim of Media trial which made common opinion among the people which was not judicial. Even, the programmes are dubbed with the background music and sounds you will here in typical Saas Bahu Serials.   FISH MARKET THROUGH SATELLITES  Recall the famous evergreen sentence by your school teacher when the class went noisy, “Is this a fish market or what?” Now switch on your television and watch debates on news channels. A screen equipped with two people supporting the topic, two people against the topic, one expert who provokes both the sides and a News Reporter asking questions. A time come when everything is hearable but you can hardly understand anything. The debate turns into an unpolitic fight. And after you come home at evening tired and exhausted, you probably don’t want to watch these debates.