Journalism and Social Responsibility examines modern journalism issues including social media ethics, citizen journalism, and media literacy challenges. In an era of rapid information flow, journalism faces unprecedented ethical and structural challenges. The book delves into complex ethical dilemmas—balancing public interest with privacy, truth with harm, speed with accuracy, and advocacy with impartiality. Modern issues such as social media ethics, citizen journalism credibility, media l...

The book explores the intricate nexus between biometric systems and the need for preserving data integrity as well as security needed during the data communication. It offers a systematic and insightful journey through the multifaceted landscape of biometrics, emphasizing the development of resilient systems and the judicious preservation of critical data.The book starts with introduction to biometric systems, unravelling the intricacies of various authentication methods and techno...

Print and Broadcast Journalism provides a foundational text bridging theoretical and practical aspects of print and broadcast journalism, recognizing their distinct yet interconnected evolution. Written in accessible language, this book is aimed at a global academic audience across journalism programs. This comprehensive resource examines traditional print journalism alongside broadcast media practices in television and radio. Content covers news gathering, reporting, writing, editing, and...

Journalism and Mass Communication Overview is a foundational guide tailored for students worldwide who are beginning their journey in media studies, preparing for careers in newsrooms, digital content creation, public policy, or media research. This comprehensive resource combines global perspectives with accessible explanations of core journalism and mass communication concepts. The book covers journalism history, principles, and practices across print, broadcast, and digital media platfo...

Global Food Tourism Case Studies provides comprehensive examination of food tourism through international case studies demonstrating diverse culinary tourism manifestations globally. The text explores how food experiences connect tourists with destinations, cultures, and local communities through authentic gastronomy. Through analysis of successful food tourism initiatives worldwide, the material reveals best practices, challenges, and opportunities. Each chapter presents specific food tou...

For more than a decade, Mishra tells us, he has pondered a book about the Buddha—whether a historical novel about Siddhartha Gautama, the man who brought about "a revolution of ideas in North India" more than two and a half millennia ago, or a study of his teachings and their influence on Western writers. But, as these projects foundered, Mishra came to accept that his own journey of self-discovery was beginning. The final product mixes an account of the Buddha with the story of Mishra's p...

Pip is a playful little panda who loves to zoom, zip, and build towers with his colorful blocks. But when bedtime arrives, he doesn't want to stop the fun! Follow Pip and Mama Mei through a gentle bedtime routine filled with baths, brushing teeth, pajamas, and storytime.This charming children's story teaches kids the importance of sleep, healthy routines, and responsibility. Children will learn how resting on time keeps their "magic battery" full, how to manage emotions when playti...

This book captures the proceedings of the International Conference on Advancement in Engineering and Science: Recent Trends and Applications, held at the Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College of Engineering, Satara, Maharashtra, India. It highlights the synergy between theoretical research and practical applications to address pressing global and societal needs.The book looks into a diverse range of technical domains, providing in-depth coverage of artificial intelligence, automation, en...

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya was a powerful orator, writer, ournalist, statesman and thinker. He was born on September 25, 1916, at Nagla Chandrabhan in Mathura district. The name of his father was Shri Bhagwati Prasad and that of his mother was Srimati Rampyari.

Maharana Pratap was born in May 1540 in Udaipur . His father, Rana Udai Singh, was the king of Kumbhalner, which is also known as Kumbhalgarh. It is said that Udai Singh had married 18 times and had 24 sons and 20 daughters out of those wedlocks. Pratap was the eldest amongst the sons. He was born to the first queen known as Jaiwantibai. She was also addressed as ‘Jayanti’, ‘Jaiwanta’, ‘Jaiwantabai’ etc.

Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, the revered Sathya Bodhaka (Teacher of Truth), in His infinite grace, permitted a select band of students and academics of Sri Sathya Sai University to participate in spiritual retreats, organised in Kodaikanal during four summers. Bhagawan Baba answered in the traditional Upanishadic style, questions on a wide range of topics - political, economic, social, psychological, metaphysical, ethical, educational, scientific, cultural, and spiritual. These conversati...

The document provides a comprehensive guide to the principles and practices of horticulture and plant propagation, offering detailed insights into various techniques and their applications. It emphasizes the importance of understanding gardening tools and their maintenance, enabling efficient horticultural operations. The classifications of horticultural crops are explored, highlighting their botanical, horticultural, and commercial significance.The preparation of nursery beds is p...