Ques 1.

In light of a prominent theory or model in journalism and mass communication, critically analyze a significant media event or trend from the past year. How does this event or trend illustrate or challenge the chosen theory? Provide specific examples and insights in your analysis.

Ques 2.

Considering what you have learned about media ownership, select a recent case where media ownership significantly influenced the coverage of a major event or shaped a media trend. How did the ownership structure impact the narrative, and what does this reveal about the relationship between media ownership and journalistic practice.

Ques 3.

. Identify a prominent social issue that has been the focus of a recent marketing campaign. Critically evaluate how marketing communication has been applied in this campaign. Discuss the impact of these strategies on public perception.

Ques 4.

Examine a recent Indian film that has sparked significant public discourse. How does the film's portrayal of a particular social issue reflect or challenge existing societal norms and values? Discuss the film's impact on public perception and dialogue surrounding the issue, considering the influence of film as a medium in shaping social consciousness.

Ques 5.

Select a recent major news event and compare its coverage in two news outlets of an Indian language. Analyze how language influences the framing of the story, the choice of words, and the overall narrative

Ques 6.

In light of a prominent theory or model in journalism and mass communication, critically analyze a significant media event or trend from the past year. How does this event or trend illustrate or challenge the chosen theory? Provide specific examples and insights in your analysis. (400 words)

Ques 7.

Considering what you have learned about media ownership, select a recent case where media ownership significantly influenced the coverage of a major event or shaped a media trend. How did the ownership structure impact the narrative, and what does this reveal about the relationship between media ownership and journalistic practice. (500 words)

Ques 8.

Identify a prominent social issue that has been the focus of a recent marketing campaign. Critically evaluate how marketing communication has been applied in this campaign. Discuss the impact of these strategies on public perception. (350 words)

Ques 9.

Examine a recent Indian film that has sparked significant public discourse. How does the film's portrayal of a particular social issue reflect or challenge existing societal norms and values? Discuss the film's impact on public perception and dialogue surrounding the issue, considering the influence of film as a medium in shaping social consciousness. (500 words)

Ques 10.

Select a recent major news event and compare its coverage in two news outlets of an Indian language. Analyze how language influences the framing of the story, the choice of words, and the overall narrative. (500 words)

Ques 11.

In light of a prominent theory or model in journalism and mass communication, critically analyze a significant media event or trend from the past year. How does this event or trend illustrate or challenge the chosen theory? Provide specific examples and insights in your analysis. (400 words)

Ques 12.

Considering what you have learned about media ownership, select a recent case where media ownership significantly influenced the coverage of a major event or shaped a media trend. How did the ownership structure impact the narrative, and what does this reveal about the relationship between media ownership and journalistic practice.

Ques 13.

Identify a prominent social issue that has been the focus of a recent marketing campaign. Critically evaluate how marketing communication has been applied in this campaign. Discuss the impact of these strategies on public perception. (350 words)

Ques 14.

Examine a recent Indian film that has sparked significant public discourse. How does the film's portrayal of a particular social issue reflect or challenge existing societal norms and values? Discuss the film's impact on public perception and dialogue surrounding the issue, considering the influence of film as a medium in shaping social consciousness.

Ques 15.

Select a recent major news event and compare its coverage in two news outlets of an Indian language. Analyze how language influences the framing of the story, the choice of words, and the overall narrative.

Ques 16.

In light of a prominent theory or model in journalism and mass communication, critically analyze a significant media event or trend from the past year. How does this event or trend illustrate or challenge the chosen theory? Provide specific examples and insights in your analysis. (400 words)

Ques 17.

Considering what you have learned about media ownership, select a recent case where media ownership significantly influenced the coverage of a major event or shaped a media trend. How did the ownership structure impact the narrative, and what does this reveal about the relationship between media ownership and journalistic practice.

Ques 18.

Identify a prominent social issue that has been the focus of a recent marketing campaign. Critically evaluate how marketing communication has been applied in this campaign. Discuss the impact of these strategies on public perception. (350 words)

Ques 19.

Examine a recent Indian film that has sparked significant public discourse. How does the film's portrayal of a particular social issue reflect or challenge existing societal norms and values? Discuss the film's impact on public perception and dialogue surrounding the issue, considering the influence of film as a medium in shaping social consciousness.

Ques 20.

Select a recent major news event and compare its coverage in two news outlets of an Indian language. Analyze how language influences the framing of the story, the choice of words, and the overall narrative.