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Time to decolonise the colonial hangover on media establishment in Bharat: RSS Sah Prachar Pramukh Narender Kumar

“Time to decolonise the colonial hangover on media establishment in Bharat: RSS Sah Prachar Pramukh Narender Kumar”, Organiser, May 7, 2023:

“The role of media is to balance between truth and the general welfare of the whole society and it should be the mantra for media personnel, as propounded by Devarshi Narad since time immemorial, said Narender Kumar, Akhil Bharatiya Sah Prachar Pramukh of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on Saturday in Guwahati.

Speaking on the annual Maharshi Narad Jayanti celebration held at Sudarshanalay in Guwahati the RSS Pracharak also added that in contrast to Satyam Bruyat-Priyam Bruyat, many present day’s media outlets prefer to nurture fake news to propagate their selfish agenda. Arguing that society, in general, rejects negative news, the Akhil Bharatiya Sah Prachar Pramukh opined that the Swa Adharit (selfhood-centric) media communication system should be promoted. Time is ripping for the colonial hangover on media establishment to be decolonised, he added.

Devarshi Narad was a great scholar, musician and devoted follower of Vishnu. Revered as the son of Brahma and a disciple of Jupiter, Narad travelled across the three realms of existence and earned the the reputation of a selfless messenger and communicator of public welfare. The 84 Bhakti Sutras composed by Narad inspired many modern scholars including Swami Vivekananda to write commentaries on them….”

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