Updates
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Non-partisan journalism – how we do it
How do we ensure our journalism is non-partisan? Non-partisan to us means this: While doing reporting, we do not favour the views or candidates of any political party for the sake of it, or a political faction within a party.…
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Citizen K – Interview with The SoftCopy
Students from Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM) had a couple of questions for Meera K, co-founder of Citizen Matters, on its role in Bangalore’s civic life. Read on to know what she had to say. Mayukh Mukherjee, Monika…
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Citizen Matters has changed the news through its reporting…
“Citizen Matters has not just succeeded in reporting the news, but in changing the news by influencing the course of events through its reporting.” Sound byte from Arathi Manay Yajaman, an active citizen and trustee of PNLIT.
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The age of information belongs to all…
“Information in the air, is the third revolution in the history of humanity, the first being when language was invented, and the second printing. This age of information generation and sharing needs to be removed from the clutches of few,…
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Support Oorvani Foundation to reclaim our city…
“Citizens increasingly want to know more about their City and ways to connect with people. Media all over the world too is becoming more local. In this context Citizen Matters is playing a great role in making us aware of…
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Shutterbugs on our side
The Oorvani Foundation is all set to dive deep into its fund-raising campaign. And before we can get the janta involved, we have two shutterbugs on board. Meet Sugandhi and Rana Belur – photographers, amateur filmmakers, nature and wildlife lovers and…
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Citizen Matters has been doing good investigative journalism…
I have been following the activities of Citizen Matters for some time now and I find it has been doing good investigative journalism exposing many inconvenient facts in public administration and in public interest.Citizen Matters requires all concerned citizen’s support.…