The deathly coverage

C S Venkiteswaran writes about the coverage of death and the media’s role in it, in the light of the demises of Prof. M N Vijayan and PKA Rahim.

What does the all-too-sudden or ‘much-awaited’ exit of a person/ality mean to us, and to a society? Every death is an end of the world, in a sense. It is a very painful personal experience for the dear and near. For them, it is a heart-wrenching experience entangled with too many things – memories, emotions, and experiences, even certain smells, touch, objects and spaces.

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