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The Media Rumble podcast
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60 episodes
8 months ago
An annual media forum bringing together leading news professionals, tech innovators, policymakers, filmmakers, and investors from across the world to discuss the future of news, tech and policy.

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An annual media forum bringing together leading news professionals, tech innovators, policymakers, filmmakers, and investors from across the world to discuss the future of news, tech and policy.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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TMR 2023: Why aren’t Indian newsrooms prioritising climate change reporting?
The Media Rumble podcast
50 minutes 17 seconds
1 year ago
TMR 2023: Why aren’t Indian newsrooms prioritising climate change reporting?

Climate change and environmental issues are significantly underreported in Indian newsrooms, with reportage often lacking depth. How can editors and reporters address the challenge of effective storytelling in this context?


These were the themes of “The Climate Change Beat”, a panel discussion at The Media Rumble 2023 that took place in Delhi on October 21. Moderated by journalist Nidhi Razdan, panellists comprised Naresh Fernandes, editor of Scroll; and independent journalists M Rajshekhar, Disha Shetty and Rishika Pardikar.


Nidhi talked about dwindling resources in mainstream television media, while Disha said journalists must be trained in reporting on climate and health. Rajshekhar said climate news stays on the margins, despite being a public health issue. 


“We need to look at climate change through every beat,” Naresh said, “whether it’s sports, food or politics.



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The Media Rumble podcast
An annual media forum bringing together leading news professionals, tech innovators, policymakers, filmmakers, and investors from across the world to discuss the future of news, tech and policy.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.