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Arunima Story,Media Should Check Facts.

Arunima’s statement seems to be full of holes.

The neighbors do not seem to have heard of this celebrity at all and her school authorities say she has not represented the State .

News Channels which have been high lighting her plight(?),conveniently have tucked the story away in an inconspicuous corner after the findings, wary of reporting this objectively;instead it has been calling the report as ‘cover up’

Channels and print Media should have checked the veracity of the statement before ascribing motives.

Even now they can do so.

Based on their reports,people have started donating to her and NCW is calling for report.

If this slip shod reporting continues by the Media,they will lose credibility, least of all TRP ratings .

Arunima Sinha alias Sonu, the sportswoman who lost her leg after being pushed from a moving train, was on Saturday shifted to a Lucknow hospital for further treatment, a senior health department official said here….

A national-level volleyball player from Uttar Pradesh, Arunima, 23, was pushed out of the Padmavat Express in Bareilly on April 11 night by three men trying to snatch her gold chain.

She lost her left leg in the incident, which took place between the Chenati and Bareilly stations when Arunima was travelling to Gautam Buddha Nagar to appear in a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) recruitment examination.

Meanwhile, cricketer Yuvraj Singh has announced Rs.1 lakh in monetary help to Arunima.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/article1701365.ece

Railways’s Findings.

The police now say on the night of April 10, the Padmawat Express stopped at the Chinaiti station, barely 250 metres from where Arunima was found. Naturally, the train could not have picked up a speed of more than 8 to 10 kilometres per hour. ”If she was thrown off a train, then she would have fallen next to it. She would not have fallen some 16 feet away at a 90 degree angle,” added A. K. Jain, Additional Director General, Railway Police.

Claiming that her visit to Delhi was unplanned, the investigators said that Arunima was in touch with her brother-in-law Om Prakash Tripathi till 2.30 am while she was at Charbagh Station in Lucknow on April 10. According to her mobile records, before coming to the station she made a call to her friend Sanjay in New Delhi from Kursi road.

Sanjay had told police that Arunima was disturbed and suddenly made a plan to visit Delhi. Arunima had claimed that she had lost her leg after she was pushed out of the Padmavat Express in Bareilly on April 11 by three men trying to snatch her gold chain when she was travelling to Delhi to appear for an examination.

http://www.timesnow.tv/Arunima-case-Railways-contradict-Arunimas-statement/articleshow/4371512.cms

More startling incongruities surfaced in Arunima Sinha’s and her family’s accounts on Wednesday of the alleged attack on her on a train that led to the amputation of her leg. While officials in the sports directorate professed ignorance about Arunima, also known as Sonu, ever having played volleyball for UP, the teachers and principal of the college she studied in in Ambedkarnagar did a double take on hearing she was described as a state level player.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/More-holes-in-Arunimas-narrative/articleshow/8104301.cms

28 Apr 2011

Indians Not largehearted.- You are Right Afridi.Video.

He is Right.

Indians are not as large hearted as Pakistanis in treating a part of their country,massacre them and eventually forcing them to secede.

Indians do not have a President who orders the killing of anOpposition Leader.

Indians are not large hearted to have a chap in exile for corruption, have him recalled and make him a leader.

They do not hang killers like Kasab.

They do not provide sanctuary to Alqeda;nor do they export terrorism.

Nor do they hang their Prime Ministers.

Nor do they hand over a game like world Cup to gentlemen like Afridi.

They are petty minded in not begging US or allow US tokill its( Pak’s) citizens.

Yes Afridi,you are right,,you can have a long term relationship with Bin Laden and Al Qeda

In India we can talk anything in the media,about the media and of the media and the Government.

Can he openlycriticise Pakistan Government?

They are petty minded in not begging US or allow US tokill its citizens.

Finally are you a Pakistani citizen or aPathan ?

Story:

Days after winning the hearts of numerous Indian fans with his .after his team’s loss in the World Cup semi-final, Pakistan cricket captain Shahid Afridi has said Indians are not as largehearted as Pakistanis.

Afridi also slammed the Indian media for its “very negative approach” and said the Pakistani media was a “hundred times better” than its Indian counterpart.

“In my opinion, if I have to tell the truth, they (Indians) will never have hearts like Muslims and Pakistanis. I don’t think they have the large and clean hearts that Allah has given us,” Afridi said during a talk show on Samaa news channel when he was asked about relations between the two countries.

“It is a very difficult thing for us to live with them (Indians) or to have long-term relationship with them. Nothing will come out of talks. See how many times in the past 60 years we have had friendship and then how many times things have gone bad,” he said as the audience in the TV channel‘s studio applauded him repeatedly.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/indians-not-as-largehearted-as-pakistanis-afridi/771281/

4 Apr 2011

US Media Under- Reporting Japan Nuclear Condition,Videos.

Judge yourself.

Alert: Listen very carefully to the narration of this first video clip. ThisJapanese news anchoris referring to exposed spent nuclear fuel rods, and the steam is rising from the pools where those rods are located in at least 4 locations. The USnews media has now moved on to other stories, but this story IS NOT OVER. The danger for clouds of radioactive steam, mixed with weather precipitation, to float over the USAvia the jet stream, in successive waves, over days to come, is not over. Here is the video clip:

http://alligatorfarm.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/alert-us-news-media-report/

March 24, 2011

Poised for major growth before the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the U.S. nuclear power industry now faces its greatest PR challenge since the partial meltdown at the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania 32 years ago. In an attempt to allay fears of a catastrophe on American soil, power companies have mounted an aggressive PR campaign — running print ads, sending letters to residents and making frequent media appearances, AdAge.comreports.

Entergy Corp., which owns the Indian Point nuclear plant about 40 miles north of New York City, is running newspaper ads declaring that the facility was designed with a margin of safety beyond the strongest earthquake anticipated in the region. The plant sits at the intersection of two active seismic zones, and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has said he wants it shut down.

Anti-nuclear activists are relying on free media appearances and a letter-writing campaign to push for the shutdown of 23 U.S. reactors, which they say are identical in design to those now releasing radiation in Japan. Adam Mendelsohn, a partner with the PR and crisis management firm Mercury, said that the incident in Japan threatens to undo years of effort by the U.S. nuclear power industry to define nuclear energy as a safe alternative to fossil fuel. — Greg Beaubien

http://www.prsa.org/SearchResults/view/9087/105/After_disaster_in_Japan_U_S_nuclear_industry_on_PR

25 Mar 2011

The New York Times Charges Online Content.

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18 Mar 2011

Al-Jazeera Directed to Manipulate News?

To be Honest all media projects are political;depends on one’s view.

That apart .the inter-cine feud between the sects of Islam is well known.

They normally fight it out.

Saudi is sending its troops to Bahrain;what will it do for its internal uprising?

Call in US?

London, The Truth (Special): Detection of a British journalist in the Department of editing news channel “Al Jazeera English” that the Board of Directors of Al-Jazeera network had received instructions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to “distinguish between the Gulf and other Arab countries, while coverage of the Arab uprisings.” The journalist said in the e-mail contact with the “truth” that the Directive includes the stations of Arab and international (English). According to the same source, directing foreign country asked, “Al Jazeera” to deal with any uprisings or popular movements in any of the Gulf States “from the political differences between the Gulf States and Iran, and on the background,” and “shed light on the nature of the Shiite and content sectarian This movements. ” The journalist said that the consideration to a channel “Al Jazeera” as “the maker of revolutions” in the Arab world, “it turns out, at least for me, that lie and myth have crept into the public opinion after the success of the station in the coverage of the revolutions of Tunisia and Egypt, has helped her chance on that,” pointing out that the station, “landed a knockout and bared its mask from the first moment of the explosion of the situation in Bahrain last month, missed the event completely covered, although dozens of the protestors were falling dead by the police in Bahrain, and when she returned recently, however it, it looked as if they were transmitted from inside the studios, TV the Bahraini government. “

The source revealed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested the “network” to host the largest possible number of media, analysts and public figures Gulf espousing the views of the anti-Iran “as in the case of an event Gulf, and away you may as possible from hosting the symbols and figures of the opposition in these countries, in particular Bahrain, which today form the focus of the event in the Gulf region. ” The source said that “Al Jazeera” has become a copy of the channel “Arab” in all matters relating to affairs of the Gulf, and this confirms once again that it is “primarily a political project, not a media project.”

29:49:05 / 2011-03-15
Directives of Foreign Affairs of Qatar’s “Al-Jazeera network,” the distinction between coverage of the uprisings in the Arab world and their counterparts in the Gulf Requests guidance from the “network” of dealing with uprisings and social movements in the Gulf countries on the basis of an extension of the Sunni-Shiite sectarian polarization and political Iranian Gulf!?

http://www.reddit.com/tb/g49sg

15 Mar 2011

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