The media coverage of budget pre-liberalisation was ________ of the government's economic policies and attacked the budgets calling them 'anti-growth'.

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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 ___________.
• Budgets which allot large sums of money to welfare schemes and ignore industrial growth are __________ by the India media, as ‘populist budgets’.
• In April 2018, the _________________ urged the media not to sensationalise rape cases and maintain a cap on the breadth of detailed coverage in terms of visual description.
• Instead of ideological bias and manifestos, more media coverage is given to _____________
• Most of the media coverage looks at the international deals and agreements with respect to nuclearisation, but ____________
• 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?
• Indian national media _________________________ the north-east in their coverage of nation-wide issues.
• During pre-election coverage what does the media tend to focus on?
• The Indian media's international coverage is concentrated mainly on _____