The Maharashtra government is setting up a media monitoring center to analyze news content across print, electronic, and digital media. The center will collect and analyze factual and misleading news reports, preparing factual reports in real-time. The initiative aims to monitor how news related to government schemes and policies is presented. The center will operate daily from 8 am to 10 pm and will be managed by the Directorate of Information and Publicity. A professional consultant will be hired to categorize news into positive, negative, and other relevant categories. The consultant will also provide hourly alerts about trends, mood, and tone of the news content.
The media center will operate daily from 8 am to 10 pm, and it will be managed by the Directorate of Information and Publicity. A professional consultant will be hired to categorize the news content into positive, negative, and other relevant categories. This consultant will also provide hourly alerts about the trends, mood, and tone of the news content.
Furthermore, the media center will prepare real-time factual reports to counter any misleading or false information. This proactive approach aims to maintain the integrity of news reporting and ensure that the public receives accurate and reliable information.
By implementing this media monitoring center, the Maharashtra government hopes to foster a more transparent and accountable media environment, ultimately benefiting the citizens with truthful and factual news coverage.
