Discussion Should BBC Networks be banned in india?

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Should INDIA Ban BBC?


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Irony is that they are on the verge of hard BREXIT and we all in our office make fun of our british colleagues about it and BBC, funded by UK govt for vested interest with an agenda to malign image of past colonies is still living in colonial mindset era.
 
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BBC is not a Private Broadcaster it's a Public Broadcaster, BBC World Service was launched on 19 December 1932 and is directly funded by British Government, that's why they don't work for stupid TRP or Ads.
Now I know why BBC is biased.
And what's wrong in article? It's Rahul's failure that he can't match Modi's level.
But on same time news article suggests that in rallies Rahul is ahead of Modi.
 
Of course the BBC has its own biases, as does every news source. That doesn't mean it should be banned, simply because we disagree with its narrative. On the contrary, there should be more freedom in media to allow for various perspectives. We should be aware of what the west thinks, as well as its valid criticisms, if we are to play a role in world affairs and help shape our country toward its future. As for their slum portrayal of India, I would argue that there are advantages to being perceived as a developing nation in the west, particularly in this hostile climate. For instance, take "China refuses to give up ‘developing country’ status at WTO, despite Trump administration pressure" as a recent headline. It's better for India that it appear as a non-developed nation, stealthily rise and take the west by surprise, rather than come across as a rising power and face obstacles by insecure developed nations. For example, President Donald Trump announced in March that he wants to end the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) for India, which currently allows India to export $5.6 billion of good to the U.S. duty-free. Such policies would be implemented by western nations to India's detriment if it is perceived as being a threat or competitor to the current global order.
 
It is the fact. British knows much better governance than these id*ots.
You even know how much our policy, governance following them.
Didn't the British bought all diseases, bigotism, homophobia etc.? Even BBC's reporting on terrorist attacks are always biased and favouring Pakistan. Don't even need to highlight how often they show incorrect map of India. That's not it. Even they project negative image of China too. It's great that BBC is partially banned in China BBC's job is nothing but to show Asia in bad light.
 
BBC networks is one of the most biased network always projecting india as a slum nation and india as a threat to the world.
BBC has stood with pakistan during tension bw india and pak.
They continues to show india's slum as the whole india.
GOVt of India should take action against these foreign id*ots and bring certain restrictions or ban on its network to telecast in india and also to report at International media and broadcast council as BBC is spreading hate and fake ideology.
Bbc is great network we the people of india dont believe on one sided bjp news network.. We should know the both side news then judge whats the main reason behind the crisis...
 
Bbc is great network we the people of india dont believe on one sided bjp news network.. We should know the both side news then judge whats the main reason behind the crisis...
BBC's documentaries, infotainment, travel and entertainment shows are awesome. Only their news sucks. Why the hell are they worried about us wasting GDP on space program? Ironically British government is giving up good trade opportunity and tons of GDP as compensation on leaving European Union. They need to worry about that.
 
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