Masters of narrative spinning – BBC is back with cherry-picking incidents and downplaying the horrendous atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh.
BBC attempts to spin and whitewash atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh Read More »
The segment on CrossYoga, an organisation blending yoga with Christian prayers, highlighted significant issues of cultural appropriation, misinformation, and anti-Hindu hate (Hinduphobia).
Cultural appropriation in prime time: The case of CrossYoga on Sunday Morning Live Read More »
In June and July 2022, the BBC carried a flurry of articles on Nupur Sharma’s comments on a televised debate. The debate had caused an uproar with Islamist groups.
Islam should be treated with sensitivity, not Hinduism Read More »
INSIGHT UK research gathered dozens of articles where Hindus have been attacked in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and around the world. Including attacks on Hindu temples worldwide, many by Muslim extremists.
Attacks on Hindus and Hindu Temples are less important Read More »
The BBC has dedicated many articles on its website on what it terms “cow vigilantes” and lynchings. Some of their claims use IndiaSpend as a source of information and claim apparent lynching attacks on Muslims have been increased by cow protection groups.
Cow vigilantes are a problem, not the illegal smugglers Read More »
The BBC carried an article claiming Muslims were being disproportionately targeted with their homes being bulldozed.
Muslims under attack, was this really true in every case? Read More »
Numerous articles covering the life of Kashmiri Muslims can be found regularly on the BBC. There is little to no coverage on the lives of Pakistani and Bangladeshi Hindus.
Hinduism, its practices and Hindu festivals are filthy and cause pollution. Other religions and their festivals are not portrayed in the same negative light.
Hindu and Indian gurus are covered frequently on BBC India. In 2023 BBC India covered a Hindu spiritual leader who claimed he had healing powers.
British media should visit the ground and report back instead of writing opinionated propaganda articles says Sam Stevenson, Assistant Editor of the Daily Express.