Do you think India has truly learned from the 1975 Emergency?



50 years later… are we free, or just comfortable with control?

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Monsoon Alert: What Should Media Be Doing This Rainy Season?

Ground-Level Reporting Priorities:

Hospitals
Cover cases of waterborne diseases, dengue, malaria, leptospirosis.
Are rural PHCs and district hospitals prepared with medicines, beds, staff?

Urban Slums
Report on drainage clogging, flooded streets, open sewage and how they affect daily life.
Are municipal workers and JCBs deployed before it floods?

Rural Areas
Track crop damage, washed away roads, and lack of access to health and food due to heavy rain.
Highlight villages cut off due to river floods and damaged infrastructure.

Reporters Should Ask MLAs/MPs:

"What flood-control steps have you taken in your constituency this year?"

"How much budget was sanctioned for drainage and desilting? Was it used?"

"Where are your emergency shelters located, and are they operational?"

"Are flood-affected families being given compensation and relocation help?"

Silent Witnesses in Disaster Zones!

Reporters often become silent witnesses in disaster zones, arriving on the scene alongside emergency responders when natural calamities strike. Their mission to report the truth takes them through flooded villages, earthquake-ravaged towns, and storm-battered coasts, where they document the devastation and human resilience for the world to see. These stories highlight the hardships reporters face, from enduring freezing temperatures or extreme heat to navigating through wreckage, unsafe structures, and treacherous landscapes. Despite their own fears and the physical challenges, they press on, committed to showing the reality of these disasters. Their presence in these moments helps convey the urgent need for relief and support, capturing the struggle of affected communities while giving voice to those who have lost everything.
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COP TALK
Inspiring Interactions and Knowledge Sharing

COP Talk is an initiative aimed at fostering open communication between the police and the public. Through inspiring interactions, visits, and awareness campaigns, we work to build a responsible society and prepare future generations to lead.

Awareness Programs: COP Talk focuses on educating the community about how to behave around strangers and how to react in potentially dangerous situations, such as when someone tries to forcefully enter their homes.

Emergency Preparedness: We emphasize the importance of knowing emergency contact numbers and provide updates on local crimes, including civil crimes and cyber frauds. This information helps individuals stay informed and prepared.

Understanding Cyber Fraud: The program explains the causes of cyber frauds happening in society and discusses the various remedies available to protect oneself from such threats.

Community Engagement: By engaging with students and community members, COP Talk promotes responsible behavior and encourages individuals to take an active role in their safety and the safety of their communities.

Through these efforts, COP Talk aims to strengthen the relationship between the police and the public, ensuring that everyone is better equipped to handle emergencies and contribute to a safer society.