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New Delhi– The US newspaper ‘New York Times’ posted an entry-level job requirement on 1st July that specifically seeks an anti-national and anti-Modi candidate for the post. The job posting was for that of a South Asia Business Correspondent in New Delhi.
Points mentioned in the advertisement
1. Candidates are required to write against the democratically elected Government in India and contribute to overthrowing the Government.
2. It mentions how India is poised to overtake China in terms of its population and how India has “ambitions of winning a greater voice on the world stage”.
3. The advertisement goes on to mention how “Under Narendra Modi, its charismatic Prime Minister, India has moved to rival China’s economic and political heft in Asia, a drama playing out along their tense border and within national capitals across the region”.
Hating PM Modi a pre-requisite at New York Times? Bizarre job description triggers rowhttps://t.co/6FDVuafIxD
— Republic (@republic) July 2, 2021
China gives advertisements worth crores of rupees to the American newspapers
China has reportedly paid ₹142 Cr to American newspapers in advertisements and printing charges in the last four years. Wall Street Journal was paid ₹44.73 Cr, Washington Post received ₹34.29 Cr, while the NYT was paid ₹3.72 Cr. In addition, many other newspapers receive advertisements from China. (Hence, these newspapers have been sold to China and are writing anti-India content. It shows the yellow journalism of American newspapers. Such newspapers should be banned in India. – Editor)