matrixrose wrote The media in question has given the impression that its targeted audience is council of ministers rather than the Nepalese public. Well, I respect your knowledge of media (which I lack) but did not expect such comments from you. I believe the Nepali listeners tune to the frequencies of BBC to know what is the truth and the workers try their best to bring out the truth without being biased and grilling only one side of the aisle. The council of ministers have been very careful by being not involved with such dialogues, hence, given less chance to be grilled. When given chance like by Niranjan Thapa, BBC has taken advantage. Matrixrose wrote To suggest them to switch to other channel is utterly unprofessional and irresponsible. I do admit it is unprofessional, childish and irresponsible. Still, I would not switch to the channels that increases my diastolic and systolic bloodpressure and cut my life span short. I will still use this tactic and not watch channel 41 (Fox) in my area and reading Gorkhapatra or Rising Nepal, as long as I have other resources that probably gives me some endorphines, in this competetive world. Isn't it a human nature ? Keep rolling