Study: Mainstream Media’s Coverage of Manipur Violence Biased, Superficial
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Study: Mainstream Media’s Coverage of Manipur Violence Biased, Superficial

A study featured in the recently published book, “Inclusiveness in Indian Media Coverage,” examined Hindustan Times’ reporting on the Manipur violence in 2023 and found glaring lapses in its coverage. Considering that the Times is regarded as one of the better mainstream newspapers, the study could be alluding to widespread issues in the journalism practiced by traditional Indian media.

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Manipur: Skyrocketing Cancer, Kidney Failure Deaths Amid Displaced People

Manipur: Skyrocketing Cancer, Kidney Failure Deaths Amid Displaced People

More than 20 months after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur on May 3, 2023, over 31,900 displaced Kuki-Zo individuals remain in relief camps in two districts of the state. Newsreel Asia has learned that in one of the districts alone, at least 90 deaths from humanitarian causes have occurred, with cancer and kidney failure death rates far surpassing national or regional averages amid a lack of government intervention.

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