This photo comparing the tweets of the (pro) Congress "Mainstream Media" responses to speeches by Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, is going viral on facebook, and I wasn't sure if the screenshots of the tweets in those pics were authentic or not.
So I went ahead, searched all of twitter (thanks to google and twitter search) for these tweets, and wasn't surprised at the 'media'crity displayed by the senior journos of NDTV and CNN-IBN
Below are the embedded tweets, bashing Narendra Modi and Lauding Rahul Gandhi by Sagarika Ghose, Barkha Dutt and Pallavi Ghose: (feel free to retweet and cite these tweets)
SAGARIKA GHOSE
So I went ahead, searched all of twitter (thanks to google and twitter search) for these tweets, and wasn't surprised at the 'media'crity displayed by the senior journos of NDTV and CNN-IBN
Below are the embedded tweets, bashing Narendra Modi and Lauding Rahul Gandhi by Sagarika Ghose, Barkha Dutt and Pallavi Ghose: (feel free to retweet and cite these tweets)
SAGARIKA GHOSE
Modi speaks at #SRCC: lots of ideas on branding and packaging but a grand vision for India? Didn't hear anything!
— Sagarika Ghose (@sagarikaghose) February 6, 2013
@malikashok Rahul's best speech so far. Systems change, inclusion, voice, the emotional touch..do I discern Jairam's hidden hand?
— Sagarika Ghose (@sagarikaghose) January 20, 2013
BARKHA DUTT
PALLAVI GHOSE
So Modi's SRCC speech sounds the bugle for his national innings. Question is why is the BJP coy about declaring a PM candidate?
— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) February 6, 2013
Found Rahul Gandh's emotional candour the most moving aspect. The reference to being warned that Power is actually a Poison
— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) January 20, 2013
PALLAVI GHOSE
Modi's speech v political - wonder whether this is the right forum for this?
— pallavi ghosh (@pallavighcnnibn) February 6, 2013
Not ashamed to admit - superb, moving speech by rahul ..the last bit particularly
— pallavi ghosh (@pallavighcnnibn) January 20, 2013
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