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While politics over the Pulwama attack is gaining momentum, are the issues of the 'common man' getting muffled in the crossfire?

While politics over the Pulwama attack is gaining momentum, are the issues of the 'common man' getting muffled in the crossfire? On Prime Time, we look at protests by thousands of MTNL employees at Jantar Mantar in Delhi demanding pay hike and timely pay out of their salaries. 

Meanwhile over 50,000 farmers are on a protest march from Nashik to Mumbai demanding increase in minimum support price (MSP), a solution to frequent drought problems, and land ownership rights among others. Ravish Kumar asks whether the media is steered by political parties to show only those stories that suits them and neglect problems of the 'aam aadmi'? Are the problems faced by poor farmers, tribal people and by government employees of no concern to us? (Audio in Hindi) NDTV is one of the leaders in the production and broadcasting of un-biased and comprehensive news and entertainment programmes in India and abroad. NDTV delivers reliable information across all platforms: TV, Internet and Mobile.


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