Journalism – Fresh Stories, Media Insight & Reporting Tips
Welcome to the journalism hub of Live Latest India. Here you’ll find the newest reports on politics, sports, entertainment and the inner workings of media itself. Whether you’re a casual reader or a budding reporter, we’ve gathered articles that show how news is made, why stories matter and what’s trending right now.
Why This Tag Matters
Every piece under the journalism tag follows the same goal: bring you clear, unbiased information fast. From a quick match recap to a deep dive on policy, each article is written in plain language so you can understand the core facts without wading through jargon. Think of it as your shortcut to the most relevant updates, whether you’re checking the scoreboard or the latest government announcement.
What You’ll Find Here
Our collection includes match summaries like Bangladesh’s win over Hong Kong in the Asia Cup, breaking cricket news from England vs South Africa, and major football moments such as the Kolkata Derby. You’ll also see opinion pieces on media coordination, legal battles, and social issues that shape public discourse. Each post comes with a short description, key highlights, and easy‑to‑scan bullet points when needed.
Looking for practical advice? Some articles share tips on how to spot reliable sources, the basics of fact‑checking, and ways to improve your own writing style. We keep the tone friendly – no fancy terms, just straight talk. If you ever felt lost reading a dense report, these guides break things down into bite‑size steps.
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When was the first Hindi newspaper published in India?
I recently came across a fascinating piece of information about the history of Indian newspapers. Did you know that the first Hindi newspaper, Udant Martand (The Rising Sun), was published in India in 1826? It was founded by Jugal Kishore Shukla, a notable scholar and a freedom fighter. This newspaper marked a significant milestone in the evolution of journalism in India. It's amazing to think about how far we've come since then, with countless Hindi newspapers now available in print and online formats.
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What is wrong with Times of India?
The Times of India is a major English-language newspaper that has been in circulation since 1838. However, the newspaper has come under criticism in recent years for its biased reporting, poor quality of writing, and sensationalist headlines. Furthermore, the newspaper has been accused of promoting a "Hindutva" agenda, which is a Hindu nationalist ideology. Additionally, the newspaper has been accused of promoting fake news and its coverage of politics has been deemed as "partisan". In conclusion, while the Times of India has a long history of circulation, it has been widely criticized for its biased, sensationalist, and partisan reporting.
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