Srinagar, Sept. 24 -- In an age of endless information, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between journalism and propaganda. News outlets have multiplied, social media has given everyone a platform, and information reaches us faster than ever. Yet one fundamental question remains: Is journalism still a means of questioning power, or is it becoming an extension of political and ideological camps?This is not a question about any one journalist, channel, organisation or ideology. It is a question about the credibility of journalism itself and its place in a democracy.Today, the media is often perceived as divided into two camps. One appears to defend almost every policy and decision of the government, while the other seems...