IndIan Media has converted India into Bogusland

Cyclone Mocha: Indian Media Has Converted India into BogusLand with the help of Indian Institutions like IMD and NDRF.

At the onset, it is better to inform you about 2 basic facts. 

1. Tropical cyclones originate over warm tropical sea waters.

 2. Internationally tropical seas are broken Into fiefdoms of few big meteorology offices and Northern Indian Ocean  along with bay of Bengal and Arabian sea falls under Indian Met Office... since colonial era.

So IMD has authority to name a tropical Storm, whenever it wants to.

What is unethical of IMD is declare early forecasts as sacrosanct track of cyclone . 

And Indian Media being a garbage magnet , picks up every fictional story like fleas pick up weak and feeble dog.

NDRF is bunch of hardly literate soldiers taken from Army who are never trained but always deployed on the basis of stupid IMD forecasts . 

Do The NDRF or Media understand the "Cone of Uncertainty" in projections of cyclone tracks? Let me share the current projections..

 

I have shared the current sea surface temperature (SST) from where it is getting its cyclonic energy, here.

What Is the point of Deploying 8 contingents of NDRF in West Bengal ,  when Mocha will be making Landfall in Arakan coast of Myanmar/Burma ?

How stupid can they get in Indian Media ? If they really want to help, NDRF teams should be in South Mizoram and they should check out flash-flood or landslide prone hillsides there and also other such places in India-Burma border.

As for Indian TV channels, they need to change their workforce, lock, stock and barrel. These lot will never learn. Bogus Land Media will keep on peddling Bogus news.

Check up with Rayalseema for Cyclone Impact

 "Ullu ke patthe, Indian Media" check the South Andhra Coast.

As they were misled by Stupid, Stupid, Most stupid IMD, Indian Media continues to ignore the Real Landfall of Cyclone Asani. This morning when Ongole And Guntur in Andhra faced heavy rain, Indian Media was present in Orissa Border and Vizag , hundreds of Miles away.

Heaviest rains and winds were faced by Rayalseema coast, but I haven't seen any reporting from "Globally Broadcast" Indian Media channels.  Saw enough of faulty reporting from West Bengal and Orissa and even Vizag.

Trouble with Indian Media is they can buy fancy cameras but not buy a handheld digital barometer,  basically they don't even know that checking atmospheric pressure gives the clue if they have seen the center of cyclone. "We are Liberal Arts students, Sir ... Don't try to teach us Science, we won't convert " they seem to say. I even saw a report that Ranchi in Jharkhand saw some rain and a reporter saying "cyclone might come there" as it changed track.

How stupid can they get, I can guess they went to schools and colleges only to learn Mythology, Right wing Politics and Useless brand of Patriotism.  Things that matter in real life like reading Isobar maps or wind shear patterns or even checking a live Radar. 

After hitting Rayalseema coast , it crossed in Krishna and Godavari basin and gone inland and any rational meteorology student will tell you, it caused heavy rain there. 

One expected so called "National Media" to report from Landfall zone; After all, they were the ones who scared Orissa and Bengal with "Cyclone Is Coming" chant for last 5 days. No doubt, the plight of people there is more important than BJP's rename Politics. 

If Media can't report a cyclone landfall ...

 How can you tell them to check Glacial Lakes in erstwhile Gangotri glacier at 4000 metres of altitude, where there are no roads and whole lot of trekking and climbing will be involved.  Those lakes are ripe for creating catastrophic floods in mountain gorges of Himalayas, any day.

But Indian Media has lost it's way in 17th century somehow and keeps questioning "Mughal Emperors"; News People no longer believes in reporting "New" things,  perhaps you should call them "Olds" . Disgraceful.

Cyclone Predictions .. Ha ha ha

 Cyclone Asani

Lots of people has been asking from Kolkata, did Cyclone Asani hit them today morning or will it hit them later.

I'm shocked that even after getting hit by cyclone for two successive summer, they still don't know the difference between a spell of rain and a cyclone. 

I've been noticing crap International Channels like BBC and others has been predicting such a track, but the in-swinging, back-spinning and then out-swinging track is both impractical and unscientific for a "Category 1 cyclone" .. for that the system will need to be at least a category 3 storm.

In fact, it is causing rain in Chennai and Rayalseema coast, which are far and far away from Bengal. Yes, luckily it will loose its intensity after coming close to Andhra coast's Delta. But it will rain heavily there and fizzle out.

DON'T LISTEN TO BAD FORECASTS.  Next Bay of Bengal cyclone will be more interesting and must be watched. This one is almost over.