TV shows play an important role in creating and cementing stereotypes – but they can also be used to challenge them, researchers at NEOMA Business School found.

The shocking murder of Mukesh Chandrakar, a young independent journalist from Bijapur of Chhattisgarh, brings to light the grave perils faced by grassroots journalists in regions afflicted by conflict, particularly in Maoist-influenced areas.

In an open democratic society like India, the mass media plays various roles. It acts as a watchdog, holds those in power accountable, and bridges between the government and the people.

The use of ChatGPT has led to a decrease in human-generated content with people asking and answering fewer questions online, according to new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

As Gulzar poignantly reminds us, “Kitaben jhankti hain band almaari ke sheeshon se” - books peer through the glass from locked cupboards, an apt reflection of the diminishing interaction with physical books in our increasingly digital world.

The new book ‘Sustainable Promises’ explores how India’s cultural, ecological, and social philosophies have long embodied sustainable living.