Journalism's Shift to Political Activism

Journalism is changing, and it's becoming harder to tell the difference between news reporting and political advocacy.

This is a problem because people rely on the news to understand what's really happening.

The media should question everyone, not just the government, and check facts carefully.

But now, news is often influenced by politics and the need to get more viewers.

For example, there was a big debate about a test called NEET in India.

The main issue was about fairness and transparency, but it got mixed up with political arguments.

This happens with many important topics like jobs, farming, and health.

The media needs to focus on real issues and not just political fights.

To fix this, news organizations should stick to facts, digital platforms should be more transparent, and people should learn to tell the difference between real news and political opinions.