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EFFICIENCY OF JOURNALISM MOST USED IN MEDIA

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Reporting themes range in tone and subject contingent upon the composed piece. Drawing in with a wide scope of articles assists people with turning out to be better perusers and scholars. The more substance with which crowds draw in advises things like standpoint, assessment, and interest. Find out around 20 distinctive news coverage regions and the words with which they work. Besides, get some answers concerning new regions to investigate further.
KEYWORDS : journalism, various, categories

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IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPARENCY IN MODERN JOURNALISM

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Public trust in media continues to hover near all-time lows, driven by perceptions that the news industry is partisan and peddles inaccurate information (“fake news”), as well as ambivalence about news from social media. According to a new Knight Foundation report on news media trust, transparency is a key factor in restoring trust. Although media organizations promote the inherent value of transparency, they often do not explain what it means in practice. In contrast, research in business organizations points to a clearer meaning and more specific practices of transparency that, if applied to journalism, could help journalists regain greater public trust.
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AN OVERVIEW OF UNITY IN DIVERSITY IN INDIA

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This article manages the Indian culture and culture, its varieties and solidarity. While going to examine different qualities of Indian culture and culture, an endeavor has been attempted to characterize a portion of the fundamental ideas and issues we see in everyday life. How Indian culture has advanced over the long haul has likewise been talked about. The subsequent segment features on some significant attributes of Indian culture and culture. At the same time, the idea of variety has been examined. For a nitty gritty treatment, center has been given around geological, racial, strict and etymological varieties in India. The third segment examines the ideas of solidarity and obligations of solidarity that tight spot a particularly heterogeneous social substance of Indian culture.
KEYWORDS : society, culture, unity

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ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RACIAL SEGREGATION IN AMERICA IN THE 1950\'S

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As early as 1910, discrete black and white areas were created across the four wards that formed the city. Ultimately, it was the federal government’s New Deal programs that gave impetus and financial resources to support racial discrimination of Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s African-American community. Starting in the 1930s, segregation by race was sanctioned in the New Deal’s backing of low-cost mortgages and refinance loans to promote and preserve white homeownership. For white families, who thrived from decades of accrued wealth benefits, these programs spurred one of the largest accumulations of wealth in our country’s history. But the same cannot be said for families of color. Federal “red lining” prohibited them from getting loans to buy a hom
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GLOBALIZATION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY - A STUDY

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Globalization promotes the occurrence of numerous criminal activities in the international scene. As a result, globalization greatly impacts the policies of different countries. Globalization leads to changes in the criminal justice policy, both locally and internationally (Schmalleger, 2009). In the end, globalization ends up affecting the criminal justice system of the country. During the past years, globalization has had an influence on the criminal policies that aid in fighting drugs. It also plays an important role in crafting the guideline that criminal courts use to send criminals to prison. Such factors greatly affect the criminal justice policy of a country (Dunn, 2008). Drug trafficking continues to increase due to the advancing effects of globalization. To combat the increase in drug trafficking, the criminal justice policy of the country enforces stringent penalties on any drug peddler or illegal drug consumer. It also enforces the initiation of a compulsory prison sentence to drug traffickers
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WORLD BANK’S STRUCTURE, HISTORY, ACTIVITIES - A STUDY

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The World Bank is an international organization that helps emerging market countries to reduce poverty. Its first goal is to end extreme poverty. It wants no more than 3% of people to live on $1.90 a day or less by 2030. Its second goal is to promote shared prosperity. It wants to improve the incomes of the bottom 40% of the population in each country. Since 1947, the World Bank has funded more than 12,000 projects. The World Bank is not a bank in the conventional sense of the word. Instead, it consists of two organizations. One is the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which provides loans, credit, and grants. The second is the International Development Association, which provides low- or no-interest loans and grants to low-income countries.
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IMPACT OF COMMUTE ISSUES ON CORPORATE HIRING AND RETENTION

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In the new millennium of economic turmoil, changing life styles created waves in the employment. The success of any organization depends largely on its workforce. Gone are the days when organizations appoint people and live happily forever. Companies need to be more responsive to the challenge of employee attrition . Most of the organizations assumed that commute issues were an obscure factor with only a minor impact, but it is wrong, commute issues have major impact on hiring retention. An organization’s ability is reflected not only in its recruiting power but also its capability to cultivate and retain talent that will ultimately determine the longevity of its human resource assets. The paper attempts to know the impact of commute issues on Corporate Hiring and Retaining employees .
KEYWORDS : Employee Retention, Employee Attrition, Commute issues, Corporate hiring, Life style