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Same applies to us, readers as well. Reading both Wire and OpIndia doesn't necessarily make you neutral/more informed.
This is the solution. You can run to sites of every incidence to check if it's dry or raining. Masterstroke mudiji.
GG
I used to use this arguement to lecture conservatives but looks like liberals today are as bigoted as anyone else so here goes.
My personal reading goes - reading The Print, The Wire and then Swarajya. Personally found it to be more holistic and I'm less triggered after reading something because I have different perspectives which doesn't allow me to get so emotionally attached to one POV. OPindia is weird but sometimes I've found valid perspectives from the far right.
In this hyperpolarised world, it's absolutely essential for everyone to read things from across the political spectrum.
bigot /หbษชษกษt/
noun
"a person who is obstinately or unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction"
Y'all are the first ones to call people from the other end as bigots. Looks like you both are not so different after all.
Stop reading news from any platform, ask your house-help, talk to policemen, soldiers, bankers, auto drivers, home makers and teachers. You will understand where our country is heading and whom should be trusted as a leader.
Paraphrasing and summarising the judgement against banning Salman Rushdie's book- "if you don't like something, just don't read it".
Bhaiyo behno, seethe.
India is a democracy. People are free to choose what to read and let them do it. You, as a person, have a right to choose not to read OpIndia and you should exercise it. Being worried and looking for measures to prevent others from reading OpIndia content is against the democratic principles.
Only OpIndia will be there, so no competition !!!
1. Stop your agenda based and biased reporting
2. Rethink your anchors.. all are biased and modi haters to the point of turning anti india. Insufferable. Absolutely insufferable and infuriating.
3. Provide viewers a trustworthy, balanced and above all a staunchly FOR INDIA viewpoint. People who watch opindia, watch it knowing it can sometimes be too right tilted but still find it better than your woke, bigoted, and appeasement agenda driven reporting. Would love to see other sane, balanced and nationalistic views. But you have none.
So...........