INDIAN PRESS PROPAGANDA AGAINST PAKISTAN: AN ANALYSIS OF PULWAMA ATTACK AND BALAKOT AIRSTRIKE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/Keywords:
Pulwama attack, Balakot Airstrike, Print Media, PropagandaAbstract
The Pulwama attack and Balakot Airstrike were two major issues that affected Pak India relations in 2019 and
both countries indulged in these issues. The present study is conducted to examine Indian press propaganda
against Pakistan on these selected incidents.The study aimed to analyze the nature of propaganda of the Indian
press to highlight the selected issues.Two national Indian newspapers are selected to conduct this study, The
Times of India and The Telegraph, from February 2019 to July 2019. Application of under Propaganda, Agenda
and Framing theory, content analysis is used as a research methodology. The results showed that Indian media
used black propaganda to influence their audience negatively and create hate among the people for Pakistan.
Indian media and the Indian government always seek a chance to speak against Pakistan, showingIndia's
abominable face and crooked government. India's Indian press and press misguided the Pulwama attack and
Balakot Airstrike failed in hybrid warfare (Media War) against Pakistan. The government policies strongly
affect the newspaper's policy and ultimately, it's creating hate against Pakistan among their public.




