GoHomeIndianMedia were shared, according to social media

The next day the Nepali media was at the receiving end. A debate broke out among Nepali twitteraties on the ill-practices and overall situation of Nepali media. There message to Nepali media: Grow up.“Its not about what Indian media did, bt its about how our media strengthen us ‪#GrowUpNepaliMedia,” tweeted purushottam ‏‪@krisakPuru‬.

In a little over two decades, Nepali media took a leap, be it in contents or technology. However, media pundits as well as public question the credibility and professionalism of Nepali media.

“Common sense crisis is not only in Indian Media, it’s as equal in Nepali Media n We people #GrowUpNepaliMedia,” tweeted Kalpana Bhattarai.

Nepali twitteraties, who seem to keep close tab on Nepali media, slammed Nepali media as shallow, unreliable, politicised and problematic. They argued that Nepali media run news without verification at times and mostly speeches of political party leaders.

Su Bi Ku HGL™ ‏‪@SuBikuu‬ argued that the problem of Nepali media is not the mouthpieces of political parties, but those who claim to be impartial and act like a mouthpiece for a political party.Over the course of two days, more than 174,000 tweets hashtagged #GoHomeIndianMedia were shared, according to social media analytics site topsy.com.
source:kantipurvideo.com

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