Patrakarita Jo Maine Dekha Jana Samjha (Hindi Edition)

After independence, a democratic system was established in the country. In essence, newspapers assumed the role of guardians of democracy, becoming the fourth pillar of democracy, after the executive, legislature, and judiciary. Over time, such circumstances developed that investigative reporting is no longer available; owners are solely focused on making money. Adherence to journalistic principles is no longer necessary. Nevertheless, new editions are being published, and overall, the risk of media employment has decreased, and it has become a profession. Perhaps this is why the study of journalism is gaining popularity, whereas it was previously believed that it could not be taught. Now that students are paying hefty fees to pursue this profession, their expectations and output will be different. On the other hand, instead of being professional, media organizations are engaged in the deliberate and unspoken mixing of advertisements and news. In such a situation, the purpose of this book is to tell the readers how this is a profession but not a good career and many people work as news reporters throughout their lives without a full-time job and the institutions for which they work make them write that news reporters are not their profession.