The Modi-Shah duo has yet again foxed not only its opponents but
also the mainstream media whose lifeline is reporting political events. People
wake up to read that the Maharashtra government may be formed anytime after
November 24 with Shiv Sena chief Udhdhav Thackrey to lead the government as
chief minister for full five year term but even before tea was served to many
an old proverb proved to be correct that there is many a slip between the cup
and the lip. Indian mass media thrive on the very dictum of eat politics,
drink politics and sleep politics but it miserably failed to foresee the most
crucial political development of the country despite 60-70 per cent content
offered in any mainstream media being political in nature. They even failed to
make out of 45-minutes long meeting between the PM and NCP chief Sharad Pawar
when the media witnessed many surprises of the BJP in the past. It is understood that media failed to get any inkling about
abrogation of Article 370, surgical strike and Balakote attack and even the
nomination of President but it was really amusing that the formation of
Maharashtra government broke just before the swearing in of Devendra Fadnavis
which is an out and out political development. The PM tweeted a congratulatory
message at 8.14 AM to Maharashtra CM and deputy putting the curtain down on
over a fortnight long drama leaving everyone dumbstruck. (By Rakesh Ranjan)
The Modi-Shah duo has yet again foxed not only its opponents but
also the mainstream media whose lifeline is reporting political events. People
wake up to read that the Maharashtra government may be formed anytime after
November 24 with Shiv Sena chief Udhdhav Thackrey to lead the government as
chief minister for full five year term but even before tea was served to many
an old proverb proved to be correct that there is many a slip between the cup
and the lip.
Indian mass media thrive on the very dictum of eat politics, drink politics and sleep politics but it miserably failed to foresee the most crucial political development of the country despite 60-70 per cent content offered in any mainstream media being political in nature. They even failed to make out of 45-minutes long meeting between the PM and NCP chief Sharad Pawar when the media witnessed many surprises of the BJP in the past.
It is understood that media failed to get any inkling about abrogation of Article 370, surgical strike and Balakote attack and even the nomination of President but it was really amusing that the formation of Maharashtra government broke just before the swearing in of Devendra Fadnavis which is an out and out political development. The PM tweeted a congratulatory message at 8.14 AM to Maharashtra CM and deputy putting the curtain down on over a fortnight long drama leaving everyone dumbstruck.
(By Rakesh Ranjan)