MJM-023 Archives - IGNOU CORNER

MJM-023: Broadcast & Online Journalism – Complete Assignment with Questions and Answer Links (2025)

Find a viral news story or social media post that was later debunked as fake news. Use online fact-checking tools (e.g., Alt News, Google Reverse Image Search) to verify the credibility of the information. Write a report on your fact-checking process.

Fact-Checking Report: The Fake Image of a “Flooded Taj Mahal” Introduction In July 2023, during heavy monsoon rainfall across North India, a viral image circulated on Twitter and Facebook showing the iconic Taj Mahal allegedly flooded up to its base. The image was widely shared with captions like “Yamuna flooding has reached the Taj Mahal’s

Find a viral news story or social media post that was later debunked as fake news. Use online fact-checking tools (e.g., Alt News, Google Reverse Image Search) to verify the credibility of the information. Write a report on your fact-checking process. Read More »

Choose a human-interest story or social issue and develop a one-minute news feature script for television. Use a mix of voiceovers, visuals, and interviews to make the story compelling.

Leave a Comment / MJM-023 /

Title: “Wheels of Hope: A Rickshaw Puller’s Daughter Cracks NEET” Duration: 1 minute | Format: News Feature for TV Script Breakdown Visual 1 (00:00–00:05) Wide shot of a busy street in Patna. A man pulls a cycle rickshaw through traffic. Voiceover: “In the heart of Bihar, among the chaos of Patna’s lanes, rides a man

Choose a human-interest story or social issue and develop a one-minute news feature script for television. Use a mix of voiceovers, visuals, and interviews to make the story compelling. Read More »

Select a recent news story covered by both a print newspaper and an online news website. Analyze the differences in writing style, structure, tone, and how visuals and hyperlinks are used in the online version. Write a comparison explaining how online writing adapts to digital audiences and enhances reader engagement.

Leave a Comment / MJM-023 /

Introduction In today’s media landscape, the same news story is often published in different formats across print and digital platforms. The structure, tone, and presentation vary significantly based on the audience’s reading habits and expectations. For this analysis, I selected a recent story on “India’s Chandrayaan-3 Moon Mission Success” covered in both the print edition

Select a recent news story covered by both a print newspaper and an online news website. Analyze the differences in writing style, structure, tone, and how visuals and hyperlinks are used in the online version. Write a comparison explaining how online writing adapts to digital audiences and enhances reader engagement. Read More »

Analyze and compare the presentation techniques of two leading Indian TV news anchors. Examine their vocal tone, pacing, eye contact, use of graphics, and audience engagement strategies. How do their styles influence credibility and audience perception?

Leave a Comment / MJM-023 /

Introduction TV news anchors play a crucial role in shaping how news is perceived by the audience. Their presentation style, tone, and engagement methods can influence credibility and viewer trust. In this analysis, we compare two well-known Indian anchors — Ravish Kumar (formerly with NDTV India) and Arnab Goswami (Republic TV) — to understand how

Analyze and compare the presentation techniques of two leading Indian TV news anchors. Examine their vocal tone, pacing, eye contact, use of graphics, and audience engagement strategies. How do their styles influence credibility and audience perception? Read More »

Listen to a live radio program and note its structure, tone, and language. Analyze the script’s flow, word choice, use of pauses/music/sound effects, and engagement tactics. Write a 500-word critique evaluating strengths/weaknesses and suggesting improvements for audience engagement.

Leave a Comment / MJM-023 /

Introduction Radio remains a powerful medium for communication, especially in India, where it reaches rural and urban audiences alike. For this critique, I listened to a live episode of “Mann Ki Baat”, a monthly radio program aired on All India Radio (AIR) and hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The show aired on 8th September

Listen to a live radio program and note its structure, tone, and language. Analyze the script’s flow, word choice, use of pauses/music/sound effects, and engagement tactics. Write a 500-word critique evaluating strengths/weaknesses and suggesting improvements for audience engagement. Read More »