IndianArmy
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Good day @IndianArmy
I have already made my point earlier about this type of journalism, if this is the state of journalism in indie, how can one even bother listening to it. THe profession of journalism is much more than this and your claiming that the anchor was talking in guestly tone, this guy is not even a journalist, tell me the difference between him and monsieur billoreilly(you know the yank down south). This guy was not even looking at president when interviewing rather looking down on papier. This journalist like i mentioned before had a preconcieved agenda and was not neutral to begin with. like all journalist he could've asked the same hard questions in a different style, I personally recommend all indienne and some pakistanie members to watch "tout le monde" program on cbc radio francais with some subtitles. This was an all round bad interview and I think you should consider your stance defending this gentleman. As far as gen.musharaff goes, he is the bottom of the scum as one can get, he took over governance of his countrie and for us who have stepped in boots for our countries's, that is considered very unprofessional since the days of julies caesar now exception should be made with napolèan as he was trying to bring stability and was first and foremost a military general.
Good Day to you too Gentleman.
Arnab Goswami is the most intellectual journalist of his age in India. Journalism in India has grown into an issue centric media and not a mere photo frenzy. Please do not adjudicate Indian media citing foreign medias, as the roles and issues are different.
He has been noble to his profession and you must also understand that a journalist is not a person who should be pleasing, he should be the voice of the nation.
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