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Amit Sharma shares 'Maidan' at IAMGAME.

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Held at the Pullman Aerocity in Delhi, the IAMGAME Sports Conclave was not only an assembly of sports persons, very much like a ‘family gathering’ with all the sports aficionados narrating and implementing their wisdom, rather an energetic affair. The gathering was alive and organized sessions that spoke to the core of the aspirations and problems of sports in India. The two young partners, Mandeep Malhotra and Karan Chettri, were able to carry on these dialogues in such a manner that emotional tether allowed the speaker to make even the most complex of details seem comprehensible and relevant. The conclave also served, in the world dominated by numbers, we do not forget that there are phrases behind the numbers, work and passion. Into this space walked Amit Sharma, the man who brought Maidan to life—a film that does more than tell the story of a football team; it captures the spirit of a nation finding its place on the global stage. As he took the stage, Sharma's eyes lit up, and...

Answer the Public

Journalism vs Media Studies: Choosing Your Path in the World of Media The media industry has always been an evolving and multifaceted world, and those entering it often find themselves at a crossroads: should they choose journalism or media studies? While both fields are closely linked, their trajectories and focus areas offer different opportunities and skill sets. Let’s dive into what each has to offer and how you can decide which path is right for you. Journalism: The Art of Storytelling and Truth-Seeking Journalism, at its core, is the practice of finding, reporting, and communicating the truth to the public. Journalists serve as the storytellers of society, documenting current events, investigating issues, and ensuring that the public remains informed. The profession demands accuracy, objectivity, and a strong sense of ethics. In journalism programs, students are often trained to write, report, edit, and broadcast news. These practical skills are the backbone of what makes journal...

India's UPS : A Revolution not Backup

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India's Unified Pension Scheme Set to Revolutionise Retirement Benefits: A Comparative Insight into NPS and OPS As India advances toward a more inclusive and robust retirement framework, the introduction of the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS), scheduled to commence on 1st April 2025, stands as a pivotal development in the nation’s social security landscape. This new scheme amalgamates key elements from both the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) and the National Pension System (NPS), aiming to furnish central government employees with a more assured and predictable retirement. In this article, we explore the nuances of the UPS and juxtapose it with its predecessors—the OPS and NPS—examining their benefits, structure, and implications for employees. Understanding the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) The UPS has been crafted to address the growing concerns of government employees regarding the reliability and sufficiency of their post-retirement income. It introduces a guaranteed pension, one of its ...

Hello from PressPeers

Welcome to the very first post of 'PressPeers!   I’m incredibly excited to kick off this journey and create a space where we can explore the fascinating world of journalism together. As we dive into our English Journalism course, I know how important it is to have resources, guidance, and a sense of community.  That’s why I’ve created this blog.... to share insights, tips, and tools that can help us navigate this dynamic field. Whether you’re looking for advice on writing compelling stories, understanding the intricacies of media ethics, or just seeking some inspiration, this blog aims to be a go-to resource. I'll be posting regularly on a variety of topics, from the essentials of news writing to the latest trends in media and communication. But this isn’t just a one-way conversation. I’d love to hear from you! If there’s a topic you’re curious about, a challenge you’re facing, or something you’re passionate about, feel free to share your thoughts. Let’s make this a colla...