Investigative reporting is vanishing in India: CJI
The Hindu
Chief Justice Ramana was speaking at the launch of a book, Blood Sanders: The Great Forest Heist, by journalist Sudhakar Reddy Udumula
Investigative journalism is vanishing from the media canvas and “everything in our garden appears to be rosy”, Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana commented drily.
A former journalist himself, the country’s topmost judge said barring one or two, he could not recall a single article in the media which had created waves recently.
“The collective failures of individuals and institutions entrusted with the role of protectors need to be highlighted by the media. People need to be made aware of deficiencies in the process. This job can only be done by the media,” Chief Justice Ramana said at the launch of a book, Blood Sanders: The Great Forest Heist, by journalist Sudhakar Reddy Udumula.
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