The summary is:
This is a transcript of a Hindi audio show that mixes satire, humor and social commentary. The show begins with a fictional story that imagines the characters of Mahabharata in the present day, where they watch TV debates and comment on the political and media scenario of India. The show then shifts to a serious tone and criticizes the decision of the opposition India Alliance to boycott 14 TV anchors who are accused of spreading hate speech and propaganda. The show argues that the boycott is counterproductive and undemocratic, and that the opposition should engage with the media instead of shunning it. The show also exposes the hypocrisy of the BJP government and its supporters, who have boycotted many journalists and media outlets who question their policies and actions. The show ends with a positive report of a teacher in Rajasthan who fulfilled his promise to take his students on an airplane trip after they topped their exams.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a Hindi audio show called "Ek Aur Tippani" by Atul Chaurasia, which is a commentary on current affairs and media in India.
2. The text mentions a boycott of 14 TV anchors and channels by an opposition alliance called India Alliance, which accuses them of spreading hate speech and propaganda in favor of the ruling party BJP.
3. The text compares the situation of media in India to the case of Radio Rwanda, which incited genocide against the Tutsi minority in 1994 by the Hutu majority.
4. The text criticizes the BJP leaders for preaching on freedom of expression and journalism, while ignoring or banning critical voices and journalists who ask questions.
5. The text also criticizes some TV anchors for manipulating or photoshopping the list of boycott to boost their ego or insult their rivals.
6. The text questions the wisdom of making a public announcement of boycott, instead of silently ignoring the biased anchors and channels, especially in the context of upcoming elections and democratic values.
7. The text ends with a positive report of a teacher from Rajasthan who fulfilled his promise of taking his class 10 toppers on an airplane trip to Delhi.