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Most recent news is a need to in the early morning to stay associated with events in your society. This is the main purpose why the newspaper in the early morning performs a really critical part all through the world. In every corner of the earth they play a very critical position in creating the culture informed of the details of what is taking place around them. The same performs with the Hindi news paper. Every one language newspaper performs a really crucial part to make the global as also national news get to to the men and women of that nation. Hindi getting the nationwide Language of India most of the people in India talk in Hindi ... more»

08.15.2011 | Issue | maureen

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A large chunk of news coverage in every country is served in the vernacular. This is important considering the fact that the mother tongue being the primary language spoken will attract more viewership in the country itself and also in other countries where the Diaspora has spread to. India, whose population is second largest in the world, has a wide array of languages and as one moves from one place to another the aural senses are treated with a shifting bouquet of languages. Hindi being the national language of India is spoken widely. Though not everybody speaks Hindi, most are capable of understanding some rudimentary Hindi vocabulary. ... more»

07.2.2011 | Issue | maureen

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Currency exchange rates reflect the worth of a currency in terms of another currency and determining the margins between the two alone can help a business flourish. For a single person, it might not mean a lot unless he/she is traveling abroad however, but for an entire economy, currency exchange rates means a lot. Foreign currency exchange rates are vital in order to sustain the businesses as their behavior in the market can tremendously affect the course of any business. As the currencies like Dollar, Euro, Yen, Rupee, etc. tend to fluctuate a great deal, effective monitoring of the currency exchange news alone can help to ... more»

06.25.2011 | Issue | maureen

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At the beginning of 2008, almost as soon as most South Africans returned to their everyday lives, having enjoyed a relaxing summer holiday, the perfect storm erupted. In quick succession there has been the unanimous unseating of the country’s President as leader of the ANC in December 2007, followed by a nationwide power crisis with regular “load shedding” which started in January 2008 and which we are told this will continue until after 2010. In addition South Africans are dealing with the perceived high level of crime (perception is reality), increasingly high levels of inflation (9.4% in February 2008), petrol at the highest levels ... more»

06.3.2011 | Issue | maureen

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NEWS-SEEKING PATTERNS OF ACADEMICIANS AND ADMINISTRATORS OF ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITYBY MALIK TARIQ MALIK   INTRODUCTIONMedia play a major role in the lives of people all over the world in this global age. Print media is more worthy and trustful source of information in Pakistan. In the Pakistan the readership of daily newspapers is higher. The researcher of this study is interested in investigating news-seeking patterns of both the communities’ i.e. academicians as well as administrators in the areas of national and international affairs, politics, education, economic, health, sports etc. Nobody reads the whole newspaper but he or she tries to look for the news they ... more»

05.24.2011 | Issue | maureen

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