Friday, May 6, 2011

Tata Jagriti Yatra


“This whole of journey is a great learning process” are the words of Mr. Ritesh Garg in a press conference organized by Ink Media School of Journalism. Mr. Garg was gave briefing about “Tata Jagriti Yatra” an Initiative started by Tata group in collaboration with Jagriti Seva Bandhan. This journey is a yearly program of this institution and Mr.Garg basically works as an operation manager of Tata Jagriti Yatra. 

He said that this a nation wide journey   and it will continue for 18 days and they will choose a group of 400 enthusiastic and curious students between the age group of 20-25 years. He further said that the main aim of this journey is inclusive growth of India. He also said that they wish to spread the spirit of entrepreneurship in among youth of India and they wish to introduce the young people with the people who are involved in the task solving the critical issues related to growth of nation. In the end Mr. Garg answered the queries of students regarding ‘Tata Jagriti Yatra’.
submitted by:
Kartik Namdeo

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Educational Trip to Delhi by Ink media Scool of Journalism in March,2011


The students of 2nd semester and 4th semester of bachelor of journalism visited delhi in month of march,2011 along with Mr. Ashish Dwivedi and Pankaj Soni and they visited to offices of various media organizations and met well known personalities who have extensive experience in field of media. Rajnikant Gupta student of B.J second semester of Ink Media School of Journalism prepared this video and he has covered all the important aspects of trip in it.
Submitted by:
Sudha Saraswat

Workshop on Parliamentary Process

Ink media school of journalism organized a workshop on the subject of parliamentary process in collaboration with Pt. Kunjilal Dubey Sansdiya Vidyapeeth on April 8,2011and the guests during this event were Mrs. Anupama Yadav who is the subject expert, Mr. Raghu Thakur,a socialist thinker & Mr. Lalit Mohan,Head of the department of journalism of Hari Singh Gour Central University.
Before this workshop the students of Ink Media School of Journalism dramatized the process of parliament where various students played the roles of various politicians. This provided the students with practical experience and knowledge regarding functioning of parliament such as how to ask question, how to give answers and how to defend oneself in the worst conditions.
Mrs. Anupama Yadav who was subject specialist began her speech by saying that one should know about history of parliamentary process in india and the reason behind it. She also shared some of the quotes of freedom fighters and she further said that corruption has harmed our democracy very badly. Mr. Raghu thakur said that no constitution in the world has stability, he also shared some of the basic information about constitution and he further said that in the country like India judicial activism is key point for the success of democracy and the journalists are not doing their work in effective manner. Mr. Lalit Mohan said that one should know parliamentary ethics and journalist does not have any specific right and he has to use only freedom of expression to perform his duty in effective manner.
Dr. Ashok Panya anchored the whole workshop and director of Ink media Dr. Ashish Dwivedi extended the vote of thanks.
submitted by:
Kartik Namseo

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Maa Narmada Samajik Kumbh , Mandala

Introduction- Kumbh generally refers to spiritual congregation where millions of devotees gather for royal bath. Successively it (Full kumbh) occurs every twelve years and half in every six years. But this time was the turn of social congregation (Samajik kumbh). Our Ink media team got opportunity to cover this huge event. Near about 2.5 million people were expected to came in the event. In the outskirts of Mandala districts Maharajpur was the actual place where in the bank of Narmada river event was organized.

Why this Kumbh- Kumbh has had controversy in beginning of its preparartion. Sangh, BJP and several saffron favoring organizations were in favor whereas some parties and especially Christian community were against. Leaders of sangh had always denied on the issue of conversion whereas media had thrown torch as “The kumbh has been planned on the lines of the Gujrat Shabri kumbh which was held in 2006 near dang. That was oriented and organized specially for trivial (Adivasi) people focusing the issues of conversion.
Mandala is the only place in India where the rate of conversion is 400 percent according to sangh official. Therefore mandala was decided as a place where will be kumbh .

Evolution as a Journalist- As I stated this was the colossal event to cover as a trainee journalist. There could be many facets to be report. As culture, languages, lifestyle of various states people. Culture of trivial people is on extinct. It needs to be preserved.

What people got from this- When Ratibai was asked that what is kubh she replied this is kind of event where we took devotee bath because we can’t go to long as haridwar, Nasik due to abject poverty. This is the grace of god that this time kumbh is in our city. Further local man of Mandala Aanand told us angrily 17 savage pipes are mingled in narmada only from Mandala what about others? If organizers who invested billions of buck here could have been spent only few for the sake of inhabitants of mandala and Maa Narmada we would have been happier than but they can’t do so. This pretty much clear the image of government. Leaders with buck power can do anything.

What I Learnt- In the lap of nature and mother,I had a great experience of staying close to nature . But I want to share some of my experiences with readers. Eighty percent population of our country used to survive only on 20 percent resources and rest 20 percent population consume 80 percent resources. It was looking like mini India where millions of people consumed rice-pulse-halwa together and no disparity was there. Millions of people took bath together with the holy slogan HAR HAR NARMADE. They had created atmosphere and environment pious people jostled in wharf but no stampede, thanks to thousand cops. While covering an exhibition, I came to know about the belt narmada is covering here. Trivial communites like bheel , gond, baiga, kole, pardhan, barela, bhilala, keer,korku used to live in majority here and they are true caretakers of resources of narmada.

Questions which are un-answered- Millions of people were together, it occurs sometimes either in political leaders rally or in religious gathering. Eminent saints of hindu community were gathered. They roared for making unity but as it was organized for Adivasi (Trivial) and most of them are illiterate and the problem of them is food, daily needs and education. It was advertised that Christian community is converting them while providing food and medical aid. But the solution was not yet been found. The budget of this event was approx.300 crore rs. But as kumbh had finished, no permanent arrangement were made to eradicate the pollution of narmada.

They are appreciable - Millions have polluted rivers, took devotee bath, and feel together path finder of salvation, is it the way? Some volunteers of some organizations proliferating awareness for the cause of River. In an exhibition “Narmada Samagra Nyas Bhopal” displayed different facets of Narmada that how large and striking and with full of resources it is. The manager of exhibition Mr.Ashok told us about organization’s future planning regarding national treasure Narmada. They sailed coin having 96 percent and 4 percent substance of copper and silver respectively according to him it is certified by IIT Roorkee that it filters water. He further said River culture should develop in our country it is utmost requirement of ours.
Besides this, some more exhibitions were there. Researcher Dr.Ramavtar Sharma of Haryana made an exhibition of Lord Rama where Rama was visited he took photograph; at least 290 photographs were demonstrated.

Hawk eye on Kumbh- A New city came into sight for three days. 3500 acres land with six mahanagar and 51 nagar was in existence which has separate name on hindu region as mahishmati mahanagar, Chatrasal mahanagar, Maharana pratap mahanagar and also different departments on the basis of their working as Narad vibhag for enquiry and media personnel, vishwakarma vibhag for construction of helipad, resident. Six wharf as karikon, sangam, rapta, sidgh was also made.
The prominent personalities and leaders as chief minister of MP , CG, ministers, members of parliament, saints like Asharam bapu, Satymitrnand ji, Ritambhara including 60 personalities delivered lecture to the crowd.
Handcraft, crockery, chat, grossery stores, theatre, trade fair, was true magnetism of kumbh.


Submitted by- Romesh Sahu,
B.J. 6th semester.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Internet Radio

Internet Radio is an easy hardware device which can be used by getting connected to internet through a router. One can play radio stations on internet through it and it can use different services of music on internet that is provided to the customers all over the world.


Internet Radio is a novel service that was invented in the year 1990. In the concept of Internet Radio, The web casting of audio signals is done via World Wide Web. The term ‘e Radio’ is also used for referring to Internet Radio. The term suggests that web radio works like the customary Radio and there is unremitting gush of signal that gets converted into units of audio which are uncontrollable. The stations of web radio are very much similar to terrestrial radio stations but the only difference is that web radio stations can be accessed from any part of world.

Web Casting on Internet Radio

The method of acquiring music through web radio is referred as Audio Streaming. ‘Lossy Audio Codec’s(A Format) are used for streaming the bits . There are three important components of process of audio streaming:

• Stream Repeater of Audio
• Stream Source of Audio
• Stream Playback Audio

The repeater turns the bits of audio into format of streaming, the stream source avails it on internet and the stream playback system does the retrieval of the content. Ogg Verbis(Video Compression format) can develop the source of stream.

Audio Stream can be created with the help of Real Audio (format) or Window Media Audio (format). These days many new versions of Audio Streaming format have been developed.

Internet radio has developed up to the point that it is not only restricted to audio signals but it has turned into a powerful channel of mass communication and these days political debates, social issues and talk shows have been included in the infotainment package of web radio. The basic requirement for listening to internet radio is internet connection and a laptop or a PC but these days one can have access to web radio on one’s mobile or car music systems.

Broadcasters of Internet Radio:

Broadcaster of Internet radio is software which contains encoders such as mp3PRO, MP3 and many other facilities that change according to technology which is used to prepare software. The
Fundamental role of a broadcaster is of channelizing the bits of audio to receivers in a proper manner. The modern internet broadcasters are useful in handling the requests of listeners. It functions as mechanism for interaction. It assists in improving the sound quality. It also assists in leveling the streaming that further assists in putting the advertisements in flexible manner.

Receivers of Web Radio

The receivers of web radio are those devices that remain with user or listener. The receivers receive webcasting signals and turn them into video or audio. A computer with internet connection can with turned into a receiver for web radio. The software such as RealOne, Window Media Player 11 and QuickTime can be downloaded to play, launch or search radio stations.

Submitted by; Sudhaamit Saraswat

Friday, February 11, 2011

Presentation on Page Make Up in Print Media

“News is body, introduction is soul and heading is God soul” said Mr. Ajay Khare, City Chief, Dainik Bhaskar during seminar organized by Ink Media School of Journalism on Feb 10, 2011. He told the students about intro, heading and news width in an interesting manner. He explained to them the subject of news writing through a song, “Ye Kya Hua, Kyun Hua, Kab Hua, kasiasy hua” of famous singer Mukesh. This song contains all the important elements of news writing. He also told the students that there is great need of research in field of news writing as the readers of today want some different in news after sometime. Mr. Ajay Khare also talked about the technicalities of introduction to the students such as what should be language barrier and word limit.
He further said in his lecture that terminology of news and intro should be accurate. He also told the students that the highlights should be given in news as it helps in making the news more presentable.
While telling the students about relevance of heading, he said that heading is most concise form of news and heading should be relevant to matter of news.
He further added that reporter also works as an editor up to some extent. Mr Ajay Khare handled the queries of students after the completion of seminar. Narender Hazari,a student of institute extended a vote of thanks to guest after the completion of Seminar.
Submitted by:
Kartik

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Top Five Media Companies in World

A media company is a community of people that holds up a collaborative venture to endorse positive changes in attitudes, behavior and knowledge among people by means of creative media and they are motivated towards their goals and objectives due to their desire to make money. On the other hand, these days some media organizations are working on non- profit basis also. The best example of such kind of organization is Wikileaks that is functioning as store house of privileged or classified information.
The common mission of media companies around the word is to create education and entertainment oriented programs by using the proper combination of radio, TV, internet, print and advertising media. Most of the media organizations also do alliance with companies those can provide guidance regarding communication strategies. Good media companies always try to strengthen the potential of consumers to make an effective use of media to bring some positive changes in their attitude.
Some media organizations have earned world wide acclaim due to their marvelous performance that leads to highest level of customer satisfaction. Time Warner is the largest media venture in the world and Jewish Warner Brothers were founders of this organization. The media group was founded by joint venture of Time Inc. and Warner Communications in the year 1990. This company is located in USA. Jeffrey L. Bewkes is the current CEO and Chairman of this group. Walt Disney is the second largest media organization in the world after Time Warner and Walt Disney was founder of this media group. The company produces programs in the field of family entertainment. ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and ‘Miki Mouse Series’ is popular productions of this group. Andy Bird is chairman of Walt Disney group. This company is also located in USA.
Vivendi is the Third largest media organization in world in terms of revenue generation. This media group belongs to France. It was founded in Dec 14. 1853. It operates in the field of music, publishing, film, telecommunication, video games and internet and its headquarters are at Paris. Jean Bernard Levy is the CEO of this company and Jene Rene Fourtou is the Chairman of this organization.
Comcast enjoys fourth position in the list of top most media companies of world. It was founded in Tupelo, Mississippi in U.S in the year 1963.Brian L. Roberts is current president of this media group.
It operates in field of Movies Ticketing, Broadcasting and Telecommunication. The headquarters of this organization is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in U.S.
News Corporation stands at fifth position among top most media organizations in the world. It was founded in Adelaide, Austrailia in the year 1979. Mr. Rupert Murdoch is the founder and Chairman of this media group. It works in field of satellite Television, Newspapers, books, cable programming, websites, Film and Television. Its headquarters is located in New York City of USA.
submitted by:
Sudhaamit Saraswat

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Doordarshan Director Delivered Lecture

Sagar(1, February )

“Documentary is the documentation of a relevant subject. When a documentary feature is converted into visual presentation, it takes the form of Documentary”, said Dr.Santosh Awasthi, Director of Doordarshan, Gwalior(M.P). While delivering his lecture in Ink Media School of Journalism, Sagar(M.P) on the subject of ‘Production in Doordarshan”, Dr.Awasthi introduced the trainee journalists to new trends of production. While discussing the technicalities of camera at large, Mr. Awasthi told the students that during the time of Rishikesh Mukharjee(Former Film Director), the trends of recording were critical but it has become easy and advanced now a days. He also discussed about different types of camera shots with students.

Mr. Awathi also gave the knowledge of different wings of Doordarshan like Programs wing, Engineering wing and Administrative wing to students during his lecture. He also told the students about ENG (Electronic news gathering) which is considered as important term in Production. While answering a question of a student, Mr. Awasthi provided guidance about scope of employment for media students in Doordarshan to students and he also told that recruitments in Doordarshan are done through SSC&UPSC also. He further told the students that live programs in Cricket and Parliament are broadcast through 30 and 8 cameras respectively with the help of trained Cameraman and Producers. Dr. Awasthi answered all the queries of students in a satisfactory manner during the lecture. In the end of the programme, vote of thanks was extended by Manish Tiwari.The Memento was given to guest by Dr. Ashish Dwivedi, Director of Ink Media School Of Journalism.

Submitted by: Romesh Sahu

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

A Poetic Evening in Ink Media

A poetry recitation evening was held in premises of Ink media school of journalism, sagar and it was organized by the Ink Media in collaboration with Hindi department of Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar (M.P). Many renowned poets of national and local acclaim were invited to participate in event. Mr. Prabhat Katare, an aluminous of Ink Media School of Journalism kick-started the event by reading his composition. The famous poet and Critique, Prof. Vijay Bhadur Singh read the poem on subject ‘Truth and Wrong’.

The event of poetry recitation was chaired by Mr. Anand Tripathi, Head of Department of Hindi of Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar(M.P. Mr. Hargovind Vishwa who was Chief Guest of the poetic evening mesmerized the audiences by presenting his composition in Bundeli dialect in rhythmic way. He also read one poem that was dedicated to kargil martyr Kalicharan tiwari. Dr. Neeraj Khare from Banaras Hindi Vishavvidyalya presented his composition on the subject bujurgo ko dekh log kehte hai….(people says on seeing oldies..).Dr. Mithlesh Sharan Choubey from Sagar read a poem on the subject of Sankoch( hesitation) and arthasastra ka jyotish(astrology of economics).

The poet, dramatist and critique writer, Mr. Krishna Chandra Lal of Gorakhpur University read a ghazal. Mr. Shyam Sunder Dubey President of Muktibodh Srajan Peeth delivered poem on the topic ‘Khet ki Mitti’(soil of farm). A senior poet and Chairperson of programme, Mr. Ramesh Datt Dubey read his composition on a subject of kavi hona badi bat hai…. (It is a tough task to be poet...).Another senior poet from Sagar, Gajadhar sagar presented his poem in rhythmic way. The head of Botany department of Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar(M.P), Prof. Dinesh atri read poem on a subject of Ishwar ka ghar…(house of god) and Isliye Uske Pas Do Patakhe thai (Therefore she had two crackers..) . Mr. Narendra Akela, the editor of Dainik Bhaskar from Sagar region also delivered his composition by addressing youth. Dr.Anil Bajpayee retired Prof. of Physics from Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar also read his composition. Mr. Pramod bhatt “neelachal” also sang his composition. Manish Tiwari, Basant Sharma, Ashutosh Sharma, the students of institute read their compositions on Babri mosque demolition, Maa zid mat kar mujhe jana hai respectively. Former professor of philosophy in Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar, Dr. Shatrughan Chaturvedi read poem on a subject ‘Tumhe dene ko maine chun rakhi hai dher sari kavitaye (I have selected so many poems to gift you).Nirmal Chand vimal read poem on the subject of vah pakshi hai(He is a bird). During the concluding session of the programme, the momento were presented to guests by Mr.Madan Mohan Dwivedi . The stage conduction during program was done by Mr.Alok Pandey and director of Ink media, Dr Ashish dwivedi extended a vote of thanks to all the guests.

Submitted by:
Romesh Sahu

Flag Hosting Ceremony on Republic Day

Ink Media School of Journalism celebrated Republic Day by arranging a flag hosting ceremony within its premises. Mr. Anand Tripathi, Head of department of Hindi in Hari Singh Gour University of Sagar(M.P) as a Chief Guest. Mr. Anand Tripathi initiated the Republic Day celebration by unfurling the Tricolor and this ritual was followed by singing of Nation Anthem. All the students and faculty members of Ink Media School of Journalism attended the Republic day celebration ceremony. Mr. Anand Tripathi addressed the students during the event and told them about relevance of knowledge of constitution for students of media.
Mr. Aashish Dwivedi, Director Ink Media School of Journalism and the other entire faculty members institute also addressed the students on occasion of Republic Day and enriched the knowledge of students. Some students such as Kartik Namdev, Harvender, Madhur , Romesh etc. of institute also expressed their views regarding relevance of celebration of Republic Day. Mr. Aushutosh Sharma, a student of institute sang beautiful poem on relevance of Republic Day. The students and faculty members of institute enjoyed sweets in the end of event.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Ink Media Family Welcomed Freshers

Hurrah! Freshers
The students of third semester of Bachelor of Journalism organized a fresher’s party for the students of Ist semester of Bachelor of Journalism and students of Post graduate diploma in Journalism on Oct 19, 2010. The students of B.J semester also attended the fresher’s party as guests. The event of fresher’s party was organized in an interesting and formal manner. The party began with the formal welcome of guests and Mr. Ashish Dwivedi gave the welcome address to the newcomers.
The fresher students were given titles on the names of media organizations and they came to stage for introduction according to the announcement of the title one by one and gave the introduction and performed the activity written on the slips picked by them after completion of their formal introduction. The extempore was nicely held and almost all of the students enjoyed the opportunity to explore and express their talent right at the moment.
This round proved to be actually interesting for the guests as the fresher’s performed their activities in an interesting and creative manner. Mr. Jitender VIshavkarma who was one of fresher’s won great applause of audience by giving his introduction in an interesting manner. Mr. Aushutosh mesmerized the students with his excellent performance of mimicry. The fresher’s were again given titles according to their performance and overall personality along with gift items. Mr. Jitender Vishavkarma received the award of best student and award was honored to him by Mr. Ashish Dwivedi.
The party proved to be a successful event due to excellent stage hosting skills of Narender Hazari and Prabhansh Khare. Some senior students entertained the guests with their guest performance such as Apeksha Prajapati sang a melodious song and Mr. Basant Sharma performed mimicry item. All the faculty members of Ink media school of Journalism also attended the event and they showered their blessings on newcomers by giving short speeches during concluding session of fresher’s party. All the guests and students enjoyed feast in the concluding session. The newcomers and old students shake their bodies on dance floor till late evening.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Futility of Cops for Security

The band of bad boys (police) was spread all over Sagar (M.P) on the day of final decision regarding Ayodhya issue. The district collector announced that schools and colleges can remain opened only till 1PM. On my way back home after closing of my college at 1 PM, I was able to see very less vehicles and people on the roads. I could also notice many police men standing at different points on the road. Some police men were also patrolling the city in many different police vans. The police vehicles loaded with policemen were moving all over city by giving halts of short time at main points of city. Article 144 was imposed on the whole city and according to it more than 2 people can not stand together at one place. An announcement for shop keepers to close their shops was also going on through loud speakers. I was thinking that if so many policemen are there on road for security of civilians then why shopkeepers are required to close the shops. How can we call this situation normal and safe, if everyone has to stop his work? What is the need of police on roads if people have to stay inside homes and if it can not help the people in carrying on with their normal routine? The presence of so many policemen in the absence of civilians was making the atmosphere more sensational in Sagar. I also heard about some incidents in which police beat some boys who were stood in small groups on this day. So, major fear among masses was not of any on toward incident but of police.
In the evening, I came out of home on bike with my husband after the announcement of final decision. I thought that there can not be any bad incident as the court has given its decision in favor of both the parties. Again I could notice only few people and many policemen on road. Only one or two shops were open and there was dreadful silence and darkness in the market .The presence of police was giving the feeling that something is surely going to happen. I concluded at the end of day that the presence of cops for handling any situation of chaos can not provide feeling of safety and security to citizens in general. So, if the government says that administration and security forces were on high alert on this day then it is wrong, rather, the people of India were on high alert on this day as they were conscious toward their safety and security in situations of chaos and disturbance. Moreover people have lost faith in government and police for their security during sensitive conditions and they just want to avoid the sensitive issues by staying at home.
Sudhaamitsaraswat



Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Unfulfilled Dream of Dr. Hari Singh Gaur

Beautification of Sagar Lake was the dream of Dr. Hari Singh Gaur. Dr. Gaur wanted to make Sagar Lake a cheap mean of transportation. He wished that students should reach Sagar University by using streamers and boats in the Sagar Lake. But dream of Dr. Gaur shattered with the decay of Sagar Lake. The residential colonies were kept on building in the lake and the size of lake started reducing with the establishment of residential colonies in it. The administration awoke from its long sleep when it was shook many times and it started doing formalities for conservation of lake.

The specialists admit that the lake can be turned into a tourist spot if proper care is taken of it. According to a social thinker, Dr. Raghu thakur said “A strong determination is required for turning the lake into a Tourist Place”. He further added that the decision of Government regarding making a swimming pool in the play ground is not wise one and said that the amount of Rs. one million which the government is going to spend on making the new swimming pool should be spent on developing the Sagar lake and it should be turned lake into a swimming pool. The small pond that has dried can be turned into a picnic spot.

Dr. Anuradha Soni, Lecturer in Botany department of Sagar University admitted that this lake can be turned into a tourist spot but water lettuce has to be removed from it as it can make the water poisonous which can be harmful for fishes and other water bodies. She further suggested that the plants of Microsis and hydrilla should be planted in the lake. These plants purify the water and kill the worms and there is no harmful effect of these plants on fishes.

Dr. M.S Aggarwal and Dr. Sanjay Soni from Animal Science department of Sagar University told that the lake can be turned into a tourist spot but the cleanliness of lake should be done under the guidance of those who have already done research on lake. They also admitted that the water of lake can be converted into drinking water if it is purified by using scientific method.

The local administration is also aware of this fact although it does not make any sincere effort regarding it. Mr. Sanjay Tiwari, Engineer in local administration asserted that local administration has already consulted the tourism department of M.P about the issue of beatification of lake. The officials of tourism department did survey of water box of university, Rahatgarh water falls etc .and delayed the issue of cleanliness of Sagar Lake by saying that its size is small and there is no sufficient spacefor picnic, parking and roaming of tourists around it.



Reported by Prabhat Katare
Composed by: Sudhaamit Saraswat

Monday, September 20, 2010

Workshop on Sub-Editing

Ink Media School of Journalism organized a workshop on “Sub-Editing” in Collaboration with Academy of Journalists, New Delhi on Aug, 29, 2010. The venue of workshop was Deepak Hotel in Sagar (M.P). The members of National Academy of Journalists Mr. Sudhir jain( Chief Sub- Editor, Jansatta, New Delhi), Mr. Prasoon Mishra( New Editor, Dainik Bhaskar, Raipur ), Mr. Ravinder Kumar(Senior Sub –Editor, The Economics Times, New Delhi), Mr. Piyush Babele(Senior Correspndent, The Economic Times, New Delhi) were guests during Workshop. Mr. Ravinder Kumar gave tips to students regarding Business Journalism in the workshop. Mr Piyush Babele and Mr Prasoon Mishra gave information to students related to latest trends of Sub-Editing followed by different newspapers and they also provided knowledge related to popular terms related to Sub-Editing. Mr. Sudhir jain gave an intellectual and interactive presentation on Sub-Editing and he also engaged the students in some practical activities related to  editing during workshop. The workshop continued till late evening. The students showed active participation in workshop and asked several questions regarding Sub-Editing from the guests on workshop.Mr. Ashish Dwivedi, Director, Ink Media School of Journalism was also present during the workshop.

Different Aspects of Globalization

The sole purpose of Globalization is to turn over the world in a significant manner. The people of the world have never seen the shifting of population from one country to another country on such a large scale as in the recent times. The process of recent economic globalization is one more important aspect of globalization under which the idea of free trade is taking shape all over the world. The concept of Globalization is clearly working against the desires of advocators of socialism and protectionism. David Ricardo recommended some benefits of globalization by quoting the example of Portugal and England as “England may be so circumstanced, that to produce the cloth may require the labor of 100 men for one year; and if she attempted to make the wine, it might require the labor of 120 men for the same time. England would therefore find it her interest to import wine and to purchase it by the exportation of cloth”.
He further quoted, “To produce the wine in Portugal, might require only the labor of 80 men for one year, and to produce the cloth in the same country, might require the labor of 90 men for the same time. It would therefore be advantageous for her to export wine in exchange for cloth. This exchange might even take place, notwithstanding that the commodity imported by Portugal could be produced there with less labor than in England. Though she could make the cloth with the labor of 90 men, she would import it from a country where it required the labor of 100 men to produce it, because it would be advantageous to her rather to employ her capital in the production of wine, for which she would obtain more cloth from England, than she could produce by diverting a portion of her capital from the cultivation of vines to the manufacture of cloth” (Ricardo, 1817).
The Globalization surely assists in the similar manner as David Ricardo said, but he has not mentioned some disadvantages related to enigmatic trend of globalization. The fundamental argument against the benefits of globalization is the statements made by the proponents of free trade which are completely impractical.
Yet there are some drawbacks in the supportive assumptions of the free market supporters. Free trade supporters assume that people will expend all the money to buy goods; while there may be cases when consumers instead of shopping irrationally, may choose to save money and that will cause reduction of demand. Also, it is not very probable that every time, full use of the productive capability of the factors of production will be achieved; that countries always have or are headed rapidly towards a balance of trade; and that markets adapt quickly and are therefore perfectly flexible (Went, 2002).
Globalization is not only important in from economic point of view. Globalization puts certain effects on culture also. Globalization assists in promoting cross cultural relations at fast pace and it also helps in promoting news levels of awareness and ideologies. Globalization causes transformation of culture and cultural diffusion. People in diverse countries of the world can satisfy their desire to consume and relish exotic services and products in addition to thought of lifestyles. Globalization functions as a media for spreading new practices and technologies all over the world. All this leads to a Global culture that announces whole the globe as a single village, an exclusive place of dwelling for ethnicity and human beings of different races.
In this way, Globalization helps in decreasing the problems related to racial discrimination. But there are some ill effects of cultural Globalization. There is need of adopting a single language as a means of conversation in the era of globalization and due to this trend many countries of world have suffered the reduction and loss of relevance of their native languages and that has also become a cause of loss of important ideas. In this way, Globalization can also cause cultural disharmony among the different nations.
One can not deny the fact that Globalization has helped in improving the world to a great extent but its negative effects can also not be ignored. Globalization has increased the gap of socio-economic disparities among nations and societies. The trend of Globalization has also proved to be beneficial for the poor people who have shifted to other countries to earn their living. The process of migration has benefited the nations those have slow birth rate. Migration has assisted many European countries in maintaining their work force. The harmful effects of migration are brain drain problem and movements of protectionists. Migration generates bad feelings for migrants in the minds of people where they have migrated. The recent problem of Violence in Australia against Indian and Asian migrants is best example for this. The native people feel that they are not deserving and skilled like migrants and they would have acquired better opportunities in absence of migrants. This feeling leads to their protest against Globalization.
One more important concern regarding globalization is incapability of local administration to offer suitable security for the normal citizens against some serious industrial accidents. The case of Bhopal Gas Tragedy in India is best example for this. The process of development of infrastructure in the shape of canals, mines, dams and industries for the purpose of globalization has become the reason of loss of abode of millions of Indians. The industrial growth as a result of Globalization has lead to pollution, soil erosion, and increased rate of fishing in oceans, spread of insidious species. All this has further lead to loss of wild animals and jungles. In this way, Most of the environmentalists oppose the idea of Globalization. The issue of global warming also tends to infuriate people against globalization.
A suitable analysis of process of globalization along with its results can help one in realizing that despite of negative effects; globalization is a main force of development of human beings.

SudhaAmit Saraswat

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Celebration of International Photography Day

Ink Media School of Journalism organized a Photo Exhibition with title "Image Speaks" on the occasion of International Press Day. All the famous photographers were asked to give their best photographs for Exhibition. There was also the arrangement of a workshop on Photography for students in which students were given tips on basic techniques of photography by famous photographers of Sagar.The photographers of three best photographs in the photo exhibition received prizes. The students and faculty members of Ink media School of Journalism showed active participation in whole event.Mr. Ashish Dwivedi, Director Ink Media School of Journalism was also present during this event  and he extended the vote of thanks to guests after completion of event.

Friday, August 20, 2010

Welome to viewers

Ink Media takes a huge pride in being the only institute of media in whole Bundelkhand that helps in getting its students placed in reputed media organizations which are working in diversified fields of media and it is located in Sagar (M.P). It is affiliated to Makhan lal Chaturvedi University of Journalism in Bhopal.
The team members of ink media are starting this blog as a collective endeavor of students and faculty members of mass communication and journalism from ink media school of journalism. The blog will serve as a show window of the activities which will be performed by the members and students of institute from time to time. The postings on the blog will include the assignments of students which they do as a part of practical training during their course of study. The articles on the blog will also speak about the achievements of institute in field of media education.
The objective of blog is to provide an online exposure to the hard work of students and management team of ink media.
The team of ink media welcomes all the readers of this blog and also provides them freedom to leave their valuable feedback for the postings on it.
The team of ink media institute of journalism is quite excited about the launching of this online platform on Aug 14, 2010.
Mr. Ashish  Dwivedi
Director

Monday, August 16, 2010

Celebration of '' INDEPENDENCE DAY''

The members of ink media school of journalism celebrated 15 August in the manner of media professionals. After getting the flags hosted by a school boy, Aman early in the morning on the top of building of ink media institute, the faculty members, students and director, Mr. Ashish Dwivedi of ink media group travelled to all the important places of Sagar city with their camera and other accessories. They drove to all the main points of city in two different four wheelers with a poster with a slogan “Ek sawal Azadi ka” and photos of Sahid Bhagat Singh and Neta ji Subhash Chandrabosh imprinted on it. The students of ink media institute asked questions related to “Freedom movement of India” from people at different venues and also offered small prizes to people on receiving right reply of questions. The main venues where members of ink media team paid visit were Police Training Ground, Parade ground, Teen Batti Chawk, Collectorate Office. The students of Ink Media covered the whole events in camera. After spending a tiresome day of activity, the students and faculty members of ink media went out of city to Rajghat dam and its surrounded areas to enjoy a small picnic. The members of Ink media enjoyed the natural beauty of the surrounded areas of Rajghat dam till late evening.