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Fostering more meaningful interactions during press conferences, enhancing transparency, and organising dedicated media sessions for the Indian press would greatly improve coverage and be a positive step forward. The media also needs to do its part! Share your thoughts 👇 RevSportz Global Thums Up Gargi Raut #BGT2025

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Rajiv1 年前

@Nitin_sachin this is called journalism.... from the ground and not from studio. What is the use of working at India Today when none of your journalists can cover the match from the ground? And @vikrantgupta73 something from Boria and send your young journalists on SENA tours.

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Scott Richards1 年前

A good starting point would be not to bully players for interview, Boria.Walk the talk man, walk the fucking talk!!

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Boria Majumdar1 年前

I bloody well walk the talk you jerk. That’s why wrote the book to expose the fucking lies of the cricketer. He bloody well doesn’t have the gumption to respond and acknowledge his mistakes.

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Legolas1 年前

Why didn't you protect @gargiraut15 from the gaze of vulture @abhishereporter ? Why no statement on the shameful incident? Do you have spine @BoriaMajumdar ?

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WIN1 年前

The Indian media doesn't deserve❗️ The indian media, most of them needs to be professional, they should leave out their personal agendas and work to be professional. With the social media coming into play, all are running behind click baits. That's should change first.

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Ayisha1 年前

Fostering open and meaningful interactions can bridge gaps and improve coverage significantly. Transparency benefits everyone involved. Kudos for addressing this.

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Zenith Cric1 年前

Media seems weak now a days , to be very honest

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Gurjinder Bal1 年前

@CricCrazyJohns It needs to get better.

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Truth( follow me to 100k)1 年前

This is like asking for more attention and publicity,why make anyone so important that you have to beg for thr time,this whole celeb culture is wring,people make people celeb and thn celeb dont want to hear or see these people.

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