The political twists and turns in #Maharashtra dominated the news this week. Republic reporters chased after news, literally, while big boss #ArnabGoswami had some advice on Hindutva for Shiv Sena supremo #UddhavThackeray. As allegations of horse-trading, ED raids and even kidnapping flew thick and fast, anchors at Aaj Tak and Times Now took out their mighty pen to give us the numbers gyaan on their whiteboard.
Meanwhile, everyone seems to have forgotten about #Agniveers and the protests around #Agnipath. A big reason why angry youth went on a rampage is the alarming level of #unemployment; rising prices and joblessness in India are two major headlines of our times after all. But how much time have our Studio-Veers dedicated to these two issues?
We tracked debates, discussions and primetime shows by seven anchors on eight prominent news channels – available on the websites or YouTube accounts – between March and June 19, and placed them in seven categories: communal issues, anti-opposition, Pakistan, Ukraine war, inflation, unemployment, and others.
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