In the age of digital saturation and 24/7 news cycles, a quiet revolution is taking place—far from the glossy studios and corporate boardrooms of mainstream media. It’s happening in dusty lanes, rural settlements, small towns, and urban slums. It’s led not by anchors, but by ordinary people with extraordinary resolve. This is the power of grassroots journalism, and at Watch Over India (WOI), we believe it is the future of a healthy, democratic nation.
The Mainstream Media Disconnect
For years, mainstream media has shaped national narratives. But more often than not, it has done so from the top down—telling stories that align with dominant interests, political power, or corporate backing. As a result, many of the most critical issues faced by everyday Indians—land disputes, caste violence, labor rights, environmental degradation—receive little to no coverage.
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Rhea
Nice share!