importance of censorship
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MoreCensorship is a very controversial topic and many have a direct point on where they stand. Censorship in books and other written or typed pieces is something that is widely debated. The First Amendment and American Library Association give the author specific rights, which many claim are often violated. Pieces are challenged by parents, students and those who are offended by the subject matter. All banned books include something that has been censored. A very important, debated question about censorship is, what is the morality of censorship? Censorship hurts morals and people. Censorship absolutely violates the viewers and readers First Amendment rights.
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Censorship, is not necessarily needed. however, we often use it in india or to better put it we regulate too much Under cinematography ac. anyways, coming to benefits:
First, we are a multi diverse country-ethnically, religiously. Thus through censoring we make sure that the content doesn’t hurts feelings of particular group. So as to maintain harmony.
Secondly, anti social elements still exist. This this necessitates regulating the content. foreg; assam rifles asked a newspaper to abstain from publishing certain data regarding insurgents in north east.
Thirdly, we are imitating western lifestyle. however, any radical change would not be good for our society. Thus preserving our culture.
And, of course to maintain public order, morality.
However, regulating too much in a democracy is like paternalistic approach-deciding for the subjects what’s good for them & what’s not!! Citizens are responsible enough to decide for their betterment.
However, print media & broadcasting media in India is largely unregulated. Press council of india- exist but lacks power to regulate. Basically lays down ethical codes. our news broadcasting media is regulated by broadcasting media council , however being a private body serves little purpose.
their regulation must be ensured, though delicately. Case in point is- 2008 mumbai attacks, where they provided live coverage of our troops. Secondly, during nepal earthquake- when india was accused of opportunists due to high media coverage!!
Censorship, is not necessarily needed. however, we often use it in india or to better put it we regulate too much Under cinematography ac. anyways, coming to benefits:
First, we are a multi diverse country-ethnically, religiously. Thus through censoring we make sure that the content doesn’t hurts feelings of particular group. So as to maintain harmony.
Secondly, anti social elements still exist. This this necessitates regulating the content. foreg; assam rifles asked a newspaper to abstain from publishing certain data regarding insurgents in north east.
Thirdly, we are imitating western lifestyle. however, any radical change would not be good for our society. Thus preserving our culture.
And, of course to maintain public order, morality.
However, regulating too much in a democracy is like paternalistic approach-deciding for the subjects what’s good for them & what’s not!! Citizens are responsible enough to decide for their betterment.
However, print media & broadcasting media in India is largely unregulated. Press council of india- exist but lacks power to regulate. Basically lays down ethical codes. our news broadcasting media is regulated by broadcasting media council , however being a private body serves little purpose.
their regulation must be ensured, though delicately. Case in point is- 2008 mumbai attacks, where they provided live coverage of our troops. Secondly, during nepal earthquake- when india was accused of opportunists due to high media coverage!!
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