Media should stop.
13:58pm. Yesterday, Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant was unfortunately heavily injured in a car accident. The incident took place in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. He was admitted into the nearest hospital asap. This became a huge news due to the influence cricket and cricketers have in the social climate of Indians. The next day I woke up and opened Twitter, the first news were images of x-ray reports of Pant's leg with a long caption explaining it.
This is already horrifying. An ethical news media must not release, or even try to access, sensitive data of a person. However, this does not stop here. What I saw now -- which pushed me to write this blog entry -- was the ECG graph of Urvashi Rautela, a film actress currently. However, I guess I better not be much surprised, since the time has come when a news agency can even leak one's browsing history and "market" it as breaking news on national television.