ROLES OF MEDIA’s IN EXPOSING CORRUPTION

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 In today’s world medias act as a powerful weapon to expose corruption. There are many medias like as Associated press: united states of America, WPP, BBC, Routine of Nepal band, DNA India, Kantipur etc. that have been so successful to have faith and belief of people so, it is their responsibilities to deliver the real news among the audiences. In this blog I am going to talk about the important role of media’s in exposing the corruption.

Media have a very critical role in exposing corruption ,spreading awareness and holding these responsibilities to raise and deliver correct news .Media serve as a watch dog as it uncover all the corrupt practices and inform the public about the corrupt practices .Medias investigate journalism integrity of a society .Media has a vital role as it does various research , through investigation report media ,uncover corruption ,exposes wrong deeds and encourage public not to involve in such corrupt practices .Media investigate in various ways which help them in exposing corruption ,raise awareness and put pressure on authorities to take necessary actions on it. Medias help to create a more transparent and accountable society by shinning a light on it.



Media also help to provides a good platform to whistle blower to come forward with information about corruption practice which help in exposing corruption .Moreover ,media also serve as forums for discussion on corruption related problems which allows for exchange of ideas and one openly on how to combat corruption effectively .Media also make public aware by bringing coverage attention to corrupt practice and raise public awareness which create pressure to investigate and take necessary legal action ,policies and reforms .media has played great roles in corruption related issues in film industries sectors too as media are always eager to know every and

each action of every stars due to them the corrupt stars may exposed by media and acts as deterrent for potential corrupt actors, which can make them think twice before embedding themselves in such things. Furthermore, media could help in anticorruption movement by fostering culture of integrity and ethical behavior by highlighting examples of institution and organization which have taken stand against corruption which encourage individuals to stand against it and have good practices.

Additionally, government and organization must create a free environment to talk and allow press freedom and protect journalist who are reporting on corruption. 

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