According to Osho, a journalist can be authentic only with great difficulty: individuals often feel truthfully moved, yet owners, editors, and vested interests demand sensationalism for circulation, forcing distortion. The fault lies less with reporters than with the power structures that buy and sell narratives. Authentic journalism requires inner courage and independence—willingness to risk career and refuse gossip—otherwise truth is sacrificed and the public is misled.
A journalist can be real only if they dare to report what they see, not what bosses demand to sell papers.