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Jobs abound, but skilled candidates are scarce amid cries of unemployment A veteran newspaper editor, with 40 years in journalism, reveals a stark gap in hiring: aspiring journalists lack sharp writing skills and general awareness. While faculty focus on research, broader issues—like a generation disconnected from newspapers and forgotten high school lessons in history and politics—compound the problem. This article explores how journalism education must evolve to prepare candidates for the newsroom’s realities Subhash Dhuliya The editor laments the poor writing skills and lack of general awareness among journalism aspirants. He blames academic faculty for failing to prepare students for…

By Subhash Dhuliya Journalism today faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. The digital revolution, the explosion of information, artificial intelligence, and evolving audience expectations are redefining how news is produced, distributed, and consumed. The once-stable world of journalism has become a dynamic and uncertain ecosystem shaped by constant technological disruption and new forms of audience engagement. In this changing landscape, journalism education must be reimagined — not by discarding its traditional foundations but by blending them with digital fluency, critical thinking, multimedia storytelling, and ethical awareness. The goal is to prepare a new generation of journalists who can think, analyze, and…

By Newswriters Editorial Team The media coverage of the conflict in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion in February 2022 has been a defining global narrative, yet one marked by significant disparities. In the West, the coverage has been extensive, immersive, and largely unified. Western news organizations have dedicated immense resources, with journalists often reporting from the front lines, providing real-time updates, and producing deep analytical and human-interest stories. This has created a powerful, empathetic connection with the Ukrainian cause, framing the conflict as a clear-cut battle between a sovereign democracy and an aggressive authoritarian neighbour. The narrative consistently centres Ukrainian…

“The Nobel Prize is celebrated as the pinnacle of global achievement, but a closer look reveals a long history of systemic bias. From geographic exclusion to glaring omissions, this analysis explores how the awards have consistently favored the West, overlooking transformative contributions from the Global South and women” Compiled by the Newswriters Editorial Team The Nobel Prize is universally regarded as the pinnacle of human achievement, an accolade that confers near-mythical status upon its recipients. Yet a critical examination reveals that the prize is far from a perfectly objective arbiter of merit. Instead, it is deeply influenced by systemic, institutional,…

By Newswriters.in Editorial Desk In recent months, Uttarakhand has witnessed a spate of devastating landslides, causing loss of life, property damage, and widespread disruption. Such tragedies, unfortunately, have become almost routine reminders of the fragile ecological balance in the Himalayan region. Whenever disasters of this magnitude strike, debates erupt across social, political, and academic circles, focusing on environmental degradation, unplanned urbanization, and climate change. Media coverage, as expected, is extensive during the peak of such events. However, once the immediate tragedy fades from public attention, reporting tends to dwindle, leaving discussions unfinished and public awareness limited. The pattern of reporting…

Compiled by the Newswriters.in Editorial Desk Massive demonstrations have erupted worldwide in response to what many are calling a genocide in Gaza, yet mainstream media coverage remains limited. Activists and citizens across Europe, the United States, and beyond are mobilizing to demand accountability and an end to the violence. In Europe, thousands have taken to the streets. The Hague witnessed the largest demonstrations in the Netherlands in two decades, with over 250,000 participants forming a symbolic red line to protest Israeli military actions and Dutch government support. In Italy, general strikes and protests have been ongoing since September, with citizens…

A villager’s clarity reminds us that true knowledge comes not from consuming more news, but from choosing the right kind” By Subhash Dhuliya In an era of nonstop news and digital overload, information is everywhere—but understanding is rare. A chance conversation with a villager reveals a quiet wisdom about how to stay truly informed amid the noise of modern media. Some years ago, during a journey through the countryside, I met a villager whose knowledge left me deeply impressed. What began as a casual conversation about crops and weather soon turned into a discussion on global issues — from international…

By Staff Writer At international SEO summits, a recurring and critical theme emerges, one that represents one of the biggest unsolved challenges in search: the call for “global governance.” This concept is not about politics, but a push for Google to adopt a more sophisticated, locally-informed, and multi-faceted approach to managing search quality worldwide. The core argument is that the era of a one-size-fits-all algorithm must end to ensure a truly helpful and trustworthy experience for all users, regardless of their language or location. Currently, Google’s core updates, like the Helpful Content Update, are deployed globally. While the intent—to reward…

Vijaya Kandwal, Staff Writer In an era where billions connect through platforms like X, Facebook, and Instagram, social media’s role in democracy is profoundly ambivalent. It can amplify marginalized voices, foster unprecedented civic engagement, and drive social change, yet it also systematically spreads misinformation, polarizes societies, and enables manipulation that erodes democratic foundations. As of 2025, ongoing global debates highlight this stark duality, with the interplay of corporate design choices, regulatory frameworks, and individual user behaviors ultimately determining its net impact. On the positive side, social media empowers civil society by radically democratizing information flow. It allows individuals to bypass…

Subhash Dhuliya While the historical and technological developments in Indian media have been studied extensively, this article offers an integrated analysis tracing the evolution of journalism in India—from advocacy-driven reporting during the independence movement to sensationalism, commercialization, and the rise of AI-driven misinformation and manufactured news. It highlights the systemic interplay of ownership, market pressures, and technological disruption in shaping the contemporary media landscape.. The history of Indian media is deeply intertwined with the nation’s political, social, and cultural transformations. From being a tool of the freedom struggle to evolving into a commercial enterprise shaped by technology and corporate interests,…