Published Paper Details:

This study aims to place the press's status inside the present global situation of its nation, particularly in the wake of the 2014 national elections, when the State (or other actors empowered by the present democracy) has repeatedly tried to silence the press's perspective. This is consistent with the story of excessive patriotism and political systems devoted to nationalist ideologies that has been on the rise globally. The study attempts to examine how or if the region has grown increasingly hazardous for reporters as the furious patriotism increases, despite the fact that assaults on democracy are nothing fresh. The next step in the investigation will be to determine whatever kind of news make India, the largest nation on the planet, a dangerous place for reporters. This research will continue wherever aid agencies like CPJ, RSF, and IFJ leave off by looking further than the number of reporters who have been slain and the documentation of crimes committed on citizen journalists. Reporters face various obstacles based on the location and outscore they follow. In an effort to prevent the public from learning the truth, officials, international corporations, the cops, businesspeople, Communist rebels*, militancy, the armed force, armed gangs, or the extraction underworld are all viewed as threats. Worldwide, people no longer trust the main stream media. Throughout India, that's not uncommon for the news outlets to be considered as a tool purchased by corporations or officials, or as a biased, dishonest press. Is defamation a new tactic used to attack news reporters? A reporter's job is frequently relentlessly criticized once they become a subject. This mostly happens online in the secure environment of the digital world. Hence, the final piece will help us better grasp how a reporter's personality and career are subject to intense internet criticism. As journalism depends more and more on online networks, the publication will discuss the digital risks that reporters face, particularly the challenges encountered by women reporters.