Budgets which allot large sums of money to welfare schemes and ignore industrial growth are __________ by the India media, as ‘populist budgets’.

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• Since the media houses were owned by rich industrialists who wanted opportunities for unlimited expansion, the pre-liberalisation budget were called 'anti-growth' budgets and the media tried to influence public opinion to support budgets which allowed ___________.
• Quite often, during the elections, media persons ignore to ______________, and buy into the claims of political parties and politicians.
• The media coverage of budget pre-liberalisation was ________ of the government's economic policies and attacked the budgets calling them 'anti-growth'.
• According to researchers, '_________________' are active media users who collect, interpret, and diffuse the meaning of media messages to less-active media consumers.
• Over all what kind of budgets did the Indian media support?
• Modi's visits to Bhutan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka highlighted India's interest in neighbourhood diplomacy which was highlighted in __________ media but not by the _________ media.
• Media influences public opinion , hence there is a strong co-relation between media and ----------
• Which Theory believes that the media tells the audience what to think about rather than audience guiding media content?
• US media were more sympathetic to ----------whereas British media was largely critical
• In 2008, India signed an agreement with _________ under which India would separate its civil and military nuclear facilities in exchange for full civil nuclear cooperation. Most of the Indian media welcomed this treaty.