While We Watched

Ravish Kumar is a brand in itself, his honestly is really worth no one can describe his courage, in this crucial time he also doing good on his primetime he never scared very ferocious This generation needs this kind of journalism and he is true example of journalism he greatest what he is, this documentary is telling everything we must proud this kind of journalist, while other news channel is puppets of bjp government they never bring anything for people they've appreciating modi for no reason but ravish sir is bring truth without any fear he's greatest and thanks to the director who created this documentary and must proud NDTV channel and their journalist and anchor/crew must watch this..

I am watching him from the age of 12 and I am 25 yrs old right now . He is the one who made me a citizen of the democratic country instead of just an Indian. I have nothing but love admiration and respect for this man. It is sad and sickening to see how the same people, who praised him before 2014, who praised him for the work and questions he asked, but suddenly as soon as they came into power and he started questioning them instead (which is a journalist's job) , he suddenly becomes anti india and baised according to them and a systematic harassment and hate campaign was launched against him calling him traitor Pakistani and what not. Fortunately some people's morale and love of their work specially public service work like journalism is unshakeable and unconditional and he is one of those rare ones who truly showcased that. As an indian, I am proud to have someone like him in our media along with many other but at the same time when I see what he and other good journalists goes through everyday I sometimes feel that we Indians really don't deserve people like them all we deserve is a shouting clowns like Arnab goswami.

Former Prime Minister of India Chaudhary Charan Singh had said that as long as the journalist does bad things to the government, he is with the public and the day he starts praising the government, then understand that he has been sold.

Today ninety percent media in India is sold.

India is the world's largest democracy, if it wants to become a super power, then the interests and rights of its citizens will have to be protected, if the government does not do this work, then the media will have to raise the voice of the people.

Ravish Kumar has single handedly exposed all the secrets of the Government of India.

Democracy is not easy to maintain. Taken for granted, unscrupulous beings find ways to exploit the naive and harrass those who speak the truth.

Strangely, it's not yet made available in ailing democracies of the world.

Also, a good reminder that failing democracies can't tolerate truth.

As journalists continue getting threats and harassment by goons hured by those in power, India has aged back continuously for a decade.

This is just summarising what happens with honest beings and the price one has to pay remaining honest. How ironic, people don't learn from mistakes. It takes a painful reminder.

First of all, political parties do all kind of politics to win elections and it is somewhat acceptable. This is not just in India but everywhere in a democratic country this happen regularly but problem is the role of media in the society. We all have witnessed the kind of hate in the society that was targeted on everyone's mind from all major news outlet. It already brought India few decades behind the rest of the world in terms of common mentality of the society. Also, we should be thankful that there was no large scale riot. Whole India went to the edge of the cliff but somehow managed to not fall down because of journalists like Ravish Kumar, Purna Prasun Abjpai, Abhishar Sharma, etc.

And NDTV which stood against everyone else and continued their reporting clean and unbiased. They tried their best to keep society together.

Prannoy Roy who stood behind the scenes also deserves all the respect.