#Barkha dutt young series

The comment section has one nasty comment after another. Dutt was part of NDTV's team for 21 years, until she left the channel in January 2017. She is an opinion columnist with The Hindustan Times and The Washington Post.

#Barkha dutt young series

We’re not sure why we have to say this out loud, but here goes anyway: Just because her ideology doesn’t match with yours, that doesn’t give you a right to abuse her. Senior Indian journalist and editor Barkha Dutt on June 7 posted a series of five explosive tweets on micro-blogging social media website Twitter, saying she had received chilling veiled threats and messages from powerful people in the Establishment that she and her family were under surveillance. Barkha Dutt is an Indian television journalist, author and owner of YouTube news channel MoJo Story. One only needs to go through the comments section to be realise just how much is wrong with our society. Veteran senior journalists Tavleen Singh, Manjeet Kripalani and Seema Mustafa have openly criticised MeToo, dismissed it as elitist and in some cases blamed the women making the. India’s MeToo movement is a powerful social campaign led by women. Just because they do not share the same opinion as you, does that mean the other person cannot even be afforded the courtesy given to another human? Even for a country like ours that thrives on caustic and divisive hate currently, this has set the bar pretty low. Barkha Dutt’s open letter to MeToo critics 24 Oct, 2018. You could agree or disagree with one’s opinions, but stooping to the level where you laugh and ridicule a person’s experience of abuse, is the lowest one can stoop. You could be the most dim-witted person on the planet, but we’d still expect you to not pass disturbing comments on such a concern.

The video has garnered more than 176k views in a day along with some very, very vile comments.

The 1 min 29 second long video has Barkha talking about being molested as a child and talks about how she was trolled for speaking up about it in her book, The Unquiet Land. Recently, Indian journalist Barkha Dutt spoke about the sexual abuse she faced as a child and the video was shared on Brut India’s Facebook page.