This document lists 10 newspaper names. It includes Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti mentioned twice, Hindustan Times, and Rajasthan Patrika mentioned 4 times. The Times Of India is also included in the list.
This document lists the names of 9 newspapers. The newspapers mentioned are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajoyti, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and Times Of India. Rajasthan Patrika is listed 3 times.
This document lists the names of 9 newspapers. It includes Daily News, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times listed twice, Rajasthan Patrika listed 3 times, and The Times Of India listed twice.
This document lists 10 newspaper names, with "Dainik Bhaskar" appearing 5 times as the most frequently listed newspaper. Other newspapers mentioned include "Daily News", "Dainik Navajyoti", "Rajasthan Patrika", and "The Times Of India".
This document lists 9 newspaper names: DNA, Daily News, Dainik Navajyoti (mentioned twice), Hindustan Times (mentioned twice), Rajasthan Patrika (mentioned twice), and The Times Of India. No other information is provided about these newspapers.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers or publications. It includes DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It mentions Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti twice, Rajasthan Patrika twice, The Times Of India twice, and Hindustan Times twice. Daily News is also listed once.
This document lists the names of several Indian newspapers. It mentions the newspaper Dainik Bhaskar four times and Rajasthan Patrika four times, suggesting these are two of the major newspapers discussed or represented in the full document.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. It includes Daily News mentioned 3 times, Rajasthan Patrika mentioned twice, and single mentions of Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times, and Times Of India.
This document lists the names of 9 newspapers. The newspapers mentioned are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajoyti, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and Times Of India. Rajasthan Patrika is listed 3 times.
This document lists the names of 9 newspapers. It includes Daily News, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times listed twice, Rajasthan Patrika listed 3 times, and The Times Of India listed twice.
This document lists 10 newspaper names, with "Dainik Bhaskar" appearing 5 times as the most frequently listed newspaper. Other newspapers mentioned include "Daily News", "Dainik Navajyoti", "Rajasthan Patrika", and "The Times Of India".
This document lists 9 newspaper names: DNA, Daily News, Dainik Navajyoti (mentioned twice), Hindustan Times (mentioned twice), Rajasthan Patrika (mentioned twice), and The Times Of India. No other information is provided about these newspapers.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers or publications. It includes DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It mentions Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti twice, Rajasthan Patrika twice, The Times Of India twice, and Hindustan Times twice. Daily News is also listed once.
This document lists the names of several Indian newspapers. It mentions the newspaper Dainik Bhaskar four times and Rajasthan Patrika four times, suggesting these are two of the major newspapers discussed or represented in the full document.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. It includes Daily News mentioned 3 times, Rajasthan Patrika mentioned twice, and single mentions of Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times, and Times Of India.
This document lists 7 newspaper titles. The newspapers mentioned are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar (mentioned twice), Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika (mentioned twice), and The Times Of India. No other information is provided about the newspapers.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. It includes Dainik Bhaskar listed twice, Times Of India listed twice, and other newspapers such as Rajasthan Patrika, Daily News, Dainik Navajoyti, and Hindustan Times.
This document lists 13 newspaper names, with Rajasthan Patrika mentioned 3 times, Times of India mentioned 4 times, and Dainik Bhaskar mentioned twice. The other newspapers listed are DNA and Daily News, each mentioned once.
This document lists 5 newspaper names: Daily News, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Patrika, and Rajasthan Patrika. It appears to be a list of newspapers without any other context provided.
This document lists 9 newspaper names, with Dainik Bhaskar listed 4 times as the most frequently mentioned, followed by Rajasthan Patrika and The Times Of India each listed twice. The only other newspaper mentioned is Hindustan Times.
This document lists the names of 7 newspapers, with "Dainik Navajyoti" appearing 3 times at the top and "The Times of India" appearing twice toward the bottom. The other newspapers mentioned are Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and Daily News.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It includes Dainik Bhaskar listed twice in the 1st and 8th positions, while Rajasthan Patrika is listed in the 6th and 9th positions. The other newspapers listed are Dainik Navajyoti, DNA, Hindustan Times, Daily News, and The Times Of India.
This document lists 7 newspapers: The Times Of India, Dainik Navajyoti appears twice, Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Patrika appears twice, and Hindustan Times. Dainik Navajyoti and Rajasthan Patrika are each mentioned twice in the list of 7 different newspapers.
This document lists 9 newspaper titles. The newspapers listed include Rajasthan Patrika, The Times Of India, DNA, Daily News which appears twice, Dainik Bhaskar which also appears twice with regional editions for Jodhpur, and Hindustan Times.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. The newspapers listed are Dainik Bhaskar_Jodhpur, Dainik Bhaskar_Jodhpur, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, Rajasthan Patrika_Kota, The Times Of India, Daily News, and Rajasthan Patrika.
This document lists the names of 7 newspapers or publications. The list includes DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times, and Rajasthan Patrika from the city of Kota mentioned twice.
This document lists 9 newspaper names, with Rajasthan Patrika appearing 3 times, Dainik Bhaskar appearing twice, and Daily News, Hindustan Times, Times of India each appearing once. The majority of the newspapers listed are Indian publications.
The document lists 13 newspaper names, with "Dainik Bhaskar" mentioned 5 times and "Rajasthan Patrika" mentioned 4 times. "Dainik Navajyoti" and "Hindustan Times" are each listed once. The document provides an unsorted list of newspaper names without any other context or details.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers or publications: DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar (listed twice), Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times (listed three times), Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India. No other details are provided about the publications.
This document lists the names of 13 newspapers. It includes national newspapers like Times of India and Hindustan Times as well as regional newspapers published in Rajasthan, such as Rajasthan Patrika, Dainik Bhaskar, and Dainik Navajoyti. The Daily News newspaper is mentioned 3 times on the list.
This document lists 6 newspaper names: Daily News is listed twice, while Dainik Bhaskar and The Times Of India are also mentioned. The other newspapers mentioned are Rajasthan Patrika.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It includes Hindustan Times, Dainik Navjyoti mentioned twice, Rajasthan Patrika mentioned twice, DNA mentioned three times, Daily News mentioned once, and Times of India mentioned once. The newspapers are not in any particular order.
This document lists the names of 14 Indian newspapers. The most frequently mentioned newspapers are Hindustan Times, which is listed 3 times, and Dainik Navjyoti and Dainik Bhaskar, each listed twice. The other newspapers are only listed once.
This document lists 12 newspaper names, including DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti mentioned 3 times, Hindustan Times mentioned twice, Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India mentioned 3 times. The document provides an unsorted list of 12 newspaper names.
This document lists the top 6 newspapers in India by circulation. The newspapers included are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times, and Rajasthan Patrika.
The document lists two newspaper names: Dainik Navajoyti and Hindustan Times. It provides a brief list of two Indian newspapers without any additional context or details about the publications.
This document lists 7 newspaper titles. The newspapers mentioned are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar (mentioned twice), Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika (mentioned twice), and The Times Of India. No other information is provided about the newspapers.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. It includes Dainik Bhaskar listed twice, Times Of India listed twice, and other newspapers such as Rajasthan Patrika, Daily News, Dainik Navajoyti, and Hindustan Times.
This document lists 13 newspaper names, with Rajasthan Patrika mentioned 3 times, Times of India mentioned 4 times, and Dainik Bhaskar mentioned twice. The other newspapers listed are DNA and Daily News, each mentioned once.
This document lists 5 newspaper names: Daily News, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Patrika, and Rajasthan Patrika. It appears to be a list of newspapers without any other context provided.
This document lists 9 newspaper names, with Dainik Bhaskar listed 4 times as the most frequently mentioned, followed by Rajasthan Patrika and The Times Of India each listed twice. The only other newspaper mentioned is Hindustan Times.
This document lists the names of 7 newspapers, with "Dainik Navajyoti" appearing 3 times at the top and "The Times of India" appearing twice toward the bottom. The other newspapers mentioned are Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, and Daily News.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It includes Dainik Bhaskar listed twice in the 1st and 8th positions, while Rajasthan Patrika is listed in the 6th and 9th positions. The other newspapers listed are Dainik Navajyoti, DNA, Hindustan Times, Daily News, and The Times Of India.
This document lists 7 newspapers: The Times Of India, Dainik Navajyoti appears twice, Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Patrika appears twice, and Hindustan Times. Dainik Navajyoti and Rajasthan Patrika are each mentioned twice in the list of 7 different newspapers.
This document lists 9 newspaper titles. The newspapers listed include Rajasthan Patrika, The Times Of India, DNA, Daily News which appears twice, Dainik Bhaskar which also appears twice with regional editions for Jodhpur, and Hindustan Times.
This document lists the names of 8 newspapers. The newspapers listed are Dainik Bhaskar_Jodhpur, Dainik Bhaskar_Jodhpur, Hindustan Times, Rajasthan Patrika, Rajasthan Patrika_Kota, The Times Of India, Daily News, and Rajasthan Patrika.
This document lists the names of 7 newspapers or publications. The list includes DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times, and Rajasthan Patrika from the city of Kota mentioned twice.
This document lists 9 newspaper names, with Rajasthan Patrika appearing 3 times, Dainik Bhaskar appearing twice, and Daily News, Hindustan Times, Times of India each appearing once. The majority of the newspapers listed are Indian publications.
The document lists 13 newspaper names, with "Dainik Bhaskar" mentioned 5 times and "Rajasthan Patrika" mentioned 4 times. "Dainik Navajyoti" and "Hindustan Times" are each listed once. The document provides an unsorted list of newspaper names without any other context or details.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers or publications: DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar (listed twice), Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times (listed three times), Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India. No other details are provided about the publications.
This document lists the names of 13 newspapers. It includes national newspapers like Times of India and Hindustan Times as well as regional newspapers published in Rajasthan, such as Rajasthan Patrika, Dainik Bhaskar, and Dainik Navajoyti. The Daily News newspaper is mentioned 3 times on the list.
This document lists 6 newspaper names: Daily News is listed twice, while Dainik Bhaskar and The Times Of India are also mentioned. The other newspapers mentioned are Rajasthan Patrika.
This document lists the names of 10 newspapers. It includes Hindustan Times, Dainik Navjyoti mentioned twice, Rajasthan Patrika mentioned twice, DNA mentioned three times, Daily News mentioned once, and Times of India mentioned once. The newspapers are not in any particular order.
This document lists the names of 14 Indian newspapers. The most frequently mentioned newspapers are Hindustan Times, which is listed 3 times, and Dainik Navjyoti and Dainik Bhaskar, each listed twice. The other newspapers are only listed once.
This document lists 12 newspaper names, including DNA, Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti mentioned 3 times, Hindustan Times mentioned twice, Rajasthan Patrika, and The Times Of India mentioned 3 times. The document provides an unsorted list of 12 newspaper names.
This document lists the top 6 newspapers in India by circulation. The newspapers included are Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Navajyoti, Hindustan Times, and Rajasthan Patrika.
The document lists two newspaper names: Dainik Navajoyti and Hindustan Times. It provides a brief list of two Indian newspapers without any additional context or details about the publications.
The Daily News reported on several local stories. A new park is set to open next month after delays due to construction issues. Additionally, the city council voted to approve funding for road repairs throughout the city. Lastly, the high school football team had a winning game against their rivals to improve to 5-2 for the season.
Print media report issues of children and women 18 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
This document summarizes a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 18th, 2017. It includes 16 news reports from local publications covering issues like crimes against children and women such as a 3-year-old being branded, a minor girl being raped, and doctors being arrested for sex selection activities. It also discusses positive stories about programs helping baby girls and immunization efforts as well as women's rights issues like police inaction on atrocity cases. The media report was presented by Lok Samvad Sansthan, a nonprofit organization based in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Print media report issues of children and women 19 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The document is a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 19th 2017. It summarizes 8 news reports from local publications covering issues related to crimes against children and women's rights. These include the rape of an actress in Kerala, criticism of officials for laxity on child and women's rights, a woman faking a relationship to recover her abducted daughter, monitoring of school food quality, free heart surgeries for 324 children, compensation for a rape victim, selling a minor daughter, and arrest of a doctor for illegal sex determination tests.
The Daily News reported on several local stories. A new park is set to open next month after delays due to construction issues. Additionally, the city council voted to approve funding for road repairs throughout the city. Lastly, the local high school football team had a winning season and will compete in the state playoffs.
This 3 line document lists 3 Indian newspapers: Dainik Bhaskar, which is listed twice, and Rajasthan Patrika. Dainik Bhaskar is an Indian Hindi language daily newspaper. Rajasthan Patrika is a leading newspaper in Rajasthan, India.
The document lists the names of 6 newspapers, with "Dainik Navajoyti" mentioned 4 times and "Hindustan Times" and "Times Of India" each mentioned once. It provides a brief listing of 6 newspaper names without any other context or details.
Print media report issues of children and women 22 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
Government school runs without children in Kharkara Gram Panchayat. A teacher was reported to have molested a girl student. In another news report, a man was jailed for 7 years for molesting a minor. Additionally, the former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh was criticized for providing security to a man accused of rape.
Print media report issues of children and women 21 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The document is a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 21st, 2017. It summarizes 12 news reports from local publications covering issues related to crimes against children, including reports of people being duped by fake Beti Bachao forms, a BJP leader being charged in child trafficking, a town becoming a child labor hub, and incidents of rape, kidnapping attempts, and molestation. The reports also discuss initiatives to support child rights and education.
DNA is a Bengali-language daily newspaper published in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. It was founded in 1941 and has a readership throughout West Bengal. DNA provides local and national news coverage for readers in Kolkata.
This document lists the names of 9 newspapers. It includes Daily News, Dainik Bhaskar mentioned 3 times, and Dainik Navajyoti mentioned 4 times. The other newspapers listed are Hindustan Times and The Times Of India.
This document lists the names of 6 Indian publications - DNA, Dainik Bhaskar (mentioned 3 times), Dainik Navajyoti, and Rajasthan Patrika. The document appears to be a list of Indian newspaper and media organization names.
Print media report issues of children and women 16 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The document is a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 16th, 2017. It summarizes 11 news reports from various publications covering issues like declining sex ratios, crimes against children and women, support for girls' education, and rights of children and women. The reports discuss topics such as school rape attempts, gang rape cases, child labor rescues, infant killing, and a government bicycle program for girls.
Print media report issues of children and women 17 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan summarizes 9 news articles from February 17th, 2017. Several of the articles discuss the central government defending its position against triple talaq, polygamy, and nikah halala. Others report on crimes against women and children, including the rape of a girl who was promised marriage and an attempted kidnapping of school children. Positive articles discuss labor women receiving free registrations on International Women's Day.
Print media report issues of children and women 20 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The document is a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 20th, 2017. It summarizes 10 news reports from various publications regarding crimes against children such as sexual harassment, abuse in schools, child marriage, and child trafficking. The report finds that the majority of print coverage that day was related to crimes against children in the region.
Print media report issues of children and women 15 feb 2017AIMEC Reporter
The print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan summarizes 10 news articles from February 15th, 2017. Several of the articles discuss crimes against children such as rape and child labor. Other articles focus on women's education and empowerment initiatives like "Beti Bachao, Beti Padao." The report was presented by Lok Samvad Sansthan, a nonprofit organization based in Jaipur.
Report of udaipur workshop of Planning Workshop - Jan18 2019.pdfAIMEC Reporter
1) A workshop was held in Udaipur, Rajasthan to discuss strategies for continuing a media mentoring project that pairs experienced journalists with younger journalists.
2) Participants discussed expanding the project's focus on in-depth reporting using data and stories, as well as taking the project to more cities in Rajasthan.
3) There was a focus on how the project could help mentees improve their journalism skills and benefit their media organizations through high-quality reporting.
The document summarizes a webinar on using mobile telephony and media to raise awareness of social issues in rural India. It discusses the Naubat Baja project, which uses an IVR-based missed call radio system to deliver informational and educational content on topics like gender discrimination, child marriage, and careers. The webinar featured several panelists who discussed challenges in raising social awareness, the role of media and journalism in addressing rural issues, and how initiatives like Naubat Baja can help engage youth and spread information to remote areas. The goal is to strengthen social messaging and increase uptake of government programs through an entertaining edutainment mobile radio platform.
MLA Meet Report with Photos-Mar 13, 2019.pdfAIMEC Reporter
The document summarizes a meeting organized by Lok Samvad Sansthan and UNICEF Rajasthan to discuss establishing a State Advisory Committee for Children in Rajasthan. The committee would be modeled after the Parliamentary Advisory Group in Delhi and act as an independent platform to promote child rights. At the meeting, MLAs and media professionals discussed issues affecting children's rights like nutrition, education, and protection from child marriage. They agreed the committee could help address these issues through advocacy, policy dialogue, and monitoring government programs. The meeting aimed to gain political support for the committee and identify next steps to formally establish it.
The document provides the program details for the All India Media Educators Conference 2018 being held from July 6-8 in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The inaugural function on July 6 will include lighting of the ceremonial lamp, guest speeches from leaders in media and education, and a cultural program in the evening. Over the 3 days, there will be multiple parallel sessions on topics related to media, technology, education and their role in society. Some session themes include the power of media in shaping the future, media and marginalized groups, changing roles of television, community and alternative media, and the impact of ICT. The program aims to bring together thought leaders to discuss the significant role of media in social change.
#Go Blue Campaign on World Children’s Day - Aug 31, 2021 .pdfAIMEC Reporter
The document summarizes World Children's Day activities organized in Jaipur, India on November 20th. Key landmarks and buildings, including the Rajasthan State Assembly and Patrika Gate, were lit up blue as part of the #GoBlue campaign to raise awareness of children's rights and issues. A webinar was also held with children and a newspaper discussing the impact of COVID-19 on children. Permission was granted to light the historic buildings blue for World Children's Day.
DASHAM - Children's Participation In Democracy - Oct 23, 2018.pdfAIMEC Reporter
1) Over 200 children from across Rajasthan presented demands to political parties at a state conference in Jaipur on children's issues.
2) The children's demands focused on improving education, health services, child protection, development of anganwadi centers, and ensuring their regular interaction with elected representatives.
3) Political leaders from various parties pledged to include the children's demands in their party manifestos for the upcoming state elections, recognizing that children under 18 make up 41% of Rajasthan's population.
4th All India Media Conference-2019 (International)AIMEC Reporter
Lok Samvad Sansthan & ML Sukhadia University is all set to host "4th All India Media Conference-2019 (International)" On
“Digital Communication & Empowerment: Emerging opportunities & Key Challenges” For Media Educators, Academicians, Media Professionals, Corporate Communicators & Social Media Activists
Organised By:
Lok Samvad Sansthan, Jaipur & Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur (NACC Accredited “A” Grade University)
September 27-28-29, 2019, Udaipur
September 27-28-29, 2019, Udaipur
Lok Samvad Sansthan & ML Sukhadia University is all set to host "4th All India Media Conference-2019 (International)" On
“Digital Communication & Empowerment: Emerging Opportunities & Key Challenges” For Media Educators, Academicians, Media Professionals, Corporate Communicators & Social Media Activists
Organised by:
Lok Samvad Sansthan, Jaipur & Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur (NACC Accredited “A” Grade University)
STATE LAUNCH OF “SWACHHTA HI SEWA: SWACHH YUVA DIWAS” IN RAJASTHAN UNIVERSITY TO MAKE SANITATION A MASS MOVEMENT
Jaipur, Sept. 20: Experts participating in a half-day programme and students' rally at Rajasthan University here today laid emphasis on bringing about a sustained behaviour change in the local communities to achieve the target of making the villages, towns and districts Open Defecation Free (ODF) in Rajasthan. The harmful impacts of open defecation on people's health and children's nutrition was highlighted during the event.
The document summarizes a workshop held in Teja Ka Vaas village in Udaipur district of Rajasthan to educate local journalists and villagers about routine immunization. Around a dozen journalists from local newspapers attended along with many villagers. The event included a street play and discussions on the importance of immunization. Village leaders and health workers spoke about encouraging locals to get their children fully vaccinated on schedule. Journalists learned about vaccination coverage in Rajasthan and challenges like maintaining the cold chain and reducing drop-outs. The workshop aimed to boost awareness and media reporting on immunization in the region.
The document summarizes a workshop held in Amrapura village, Karauli district of Rajasthan to generate awareness about routine immunization. It was jointly organized by Lok Samvad Sansthan and UNICEF Rajasthan. The workshop included a demonstration on the immunization process, a street play to educate villagers, and interactions between journalists, health officials and villagers. The workshop highlighted the importance of full immunization and generated discussions on improving vaccination rates in the district.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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