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History of Tv
journalism in
india

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Paper :- 15 Mass Midia communication
Name :- Hitixa Goswami
Class :- sem 4
Roll No :- 9
Beach :- 2019 - 2021
Topic :- History of TV journalism in India
Submitted to :- S.B.GARDI Department of English
Email :- hitixagoswami28@gamil. Com

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What is Journalism
● Journalism is a contemporary report of
the changing scene intended to inform
readers of what is happening around
them. In the modern times, Journalism
has been turned into a business and an
industry.

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“journalism is storytelling with
a purpose. That purpose is to
provide people with information
they need to understand the
world The first challenge is
Finding the information that
people need to live their lives.
The second is to make it
meaningful , relevant, and
engaging “.

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Types of Journalism

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Advocacy journalism
● Advocacy journalism deals with writing
to advocate particular viewpoints or
influence the opinions of the audience.
It also deserves the use of Journalism
techniques to promote a specific political
or social cause.

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Broadcast Journalism
● Journalism which is the field of news
and journals which are broadcast or
in other words we can say that it is
published by electrical methods,
instead of the other method such as
printed newspapers and poster.
For Example :- Radio, Television

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Investigative journalism
● Journalism that tries to discover
information of public interest that
someone is trying to hide.
It also includes serious crimes,
political corruption or corporate
wrongdoing.

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Tabloid Journalism
● Tabloid Journalism is a newspaper of small
format giving the news is condensed from,
usually with illustrated often sensational
material
It puts more stress on crime stories,
astrology, gossip columns about the
personal lives of celebrities and sports
stars and Junk food news.

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Yellow Journalism
● Yellow Journalism is also known as
sensationalism and it is writing which
emphasizes exaggerated claims or rumors.
Yellow Journalism which highlights little
or no legitimate well - researched news
and instead uses eye catching headlines to
sell more newspapers.

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Role of Television
● Television was introduced in 1959 it had to prove
its role in the development of Journalism.
● First Tv broadcast in September 1959 us part of all
India radio services.
● Programs broadcast twice a week for 1 hour per
day.
● Programs related to the development and social
issues awareness on health and citizen rights
related issues.
● In 1961 the broadest were expected to include a
school Educational Television projects.

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Television in India
● India has various cultures, religions and traditions.
Therefore, medium like Tv can play a vital role in
developing common understanding with the
people and bring them closer. Like movies, Tv
reinforces ideas, Beliefs.
● Tv attracts the largest number of viewers ‘. Its
audience is greater in size than any of the other
media audience. This is because of all age groups,
whether literate or illiterate.

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Continue…
● In 1975. Mrs. Indira Gandhi clamped an internal
emergency. The government during this time suppressed
transmission of new by imposing censorship on
newspapers, Journals, Radio, TV, telex, telegrams, news
agencies and on foreign correspondents. Even
teleprompter services were subjected to precensorship.
The censorship waa total and unparalleled in the history
of tv journalism in india.

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Continue…
● The educational and developmental programs
were blamed up to the satellite from earth
station set up in Ahmedabad and Delhi and
were broadcast towerds India using the high
power transmitter and the large antenna
aboard ATS - 6 these programs were received
in about 2400 villages in six different states of
India.

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Conclusion
Journalism as one part of mass communication and Midia
studies. Journalism is the Practice of investigation and reporting
of event issues and treands to a bread audience in a timely
fashion. During the last 50 years television is one of the greatest
inventions of the scientific world has contributed immensely
to the development of mankind. It has brought people of
different countries and regions closer to each other, enabling
them to learn about the culture and traditions flourishing in
different part of the world journalism.

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Work sited
● NATARAJAN, J. History of Indian Journalism. Publications
Division Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, 1955.
● Aggarwal, Vir B., and V. S. Gupta. Handbook of Journalism
and Mass Communication. Concept Publishing
Company, 2001.
● Mehta, Nalin. India On Television. HarperCollins, 2009.
● Hilmes, Michele, and Jason Jacobs. The Television History
Book. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2021.