Harassment refers to harassment derives from the English verb harass plus the suffixment. The verb harass, in turn, is a loan word from the French, which was already attested in meaning torment, annoyance, bother, trouble.1 It refers to when an individual continually performs undesirable behaviour against a victim. This may include offensive language, rude and cruel remarks, but it must continue over time in order then it is considered as harassment. Harassment has many types like sexual harassment, mental harassment; workplace harassment, domestic harassment and many more it cover wide range of offence Harassment. Harassment against men is a serious issue that needs to be addressed in India, just as harassment against women does. It is important to approach this issue through the lens of gender equality, as both men and women should have the right to live free from harassment and violence. To start with, it is important to acknowledge that men can be victims of harassment and violence, and that this issue is not limited to women alone.
India is one of the largest and fastest-growing markets for Artificial Intelligence technology, with a significant number of startups and established companies developing AI-driven solutions across various industries. However, the legal framework for AI in India is still evolving, and there is currently no specific law or regulation governing the development and use of AI. This lack of regulation creates significant challenges for businesses and policymakers, as it leaves many critical legal and ethical questions unanswered. Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming various industries, including healthcare, by providing tools that can help in the analysis and interpretation of medical data. However, the use of AI in the healthcare industry has raised concerns about the privacy and security of personal health information. This research provides a critical analysis of AI and the Indian legal system with special reference to health data protection.
Alfred Hitchcock said, the better the villain, the better the film. If cinema has been a mirror to our times, the characters that populate one are reflections of us- the manifestations of our times. The antagonists in cinema are all that we dread and fear presented in different degrees of hyperbole, and to unswervingly desire and cheer their downfall at the hands has been an enduring appeal of cinema.
The television has been one of the most sought after modes of entertainment for audiences in India for a long time now. Programs aired on television channels mostly known as 'serials' generally have been accepted as the general form of entertainment thanks to this over the top content and storylines. A rapid growth in the technological sector has given viewers access to a whole new array of a great variety of entertainment programmes.
Psychoanalysis has over the years been a centre of attraction and intense research and study by critiques, psychologists, sociologists, etc. due to its unique outlook at the world, Freud’s psychoanalytical theories have found their way onto films, which use the creativity of visuals, sounds, effects etc to create the world Freud claims to be hidden behind the human consciousness. No film can escape psychoanalysis as it frames the underlying reasoning behind human behavior and thus this forms a most intriguing realm of study.
Online marketing has become an integral part of branding, advertising and marketing communication for any brand today. Communicating with the consumers at the time of crisis using the right marketing mix is essential and that is exactly what Maggi did during the crisis that the brand faced in 2015. Maggi had used online marketing strategies to reach out to consumers belonging to various sections of the society during the crisis.
Advertisements are considered to be one of the most effective ways of promoting a product or a service. Though it has a high impact on people on its own, it uses different techniques to attract its viewers. One of the effective ways of penetrating a consumer's mind has been through his/her culture. Culture has been present in all advertisements since years. Cultures in advertisements were either set to change the audiences' or the local culture was incorporated in advertisements for a better impact.
Doodle Art are simple drawings that have concrete representational meaning in abstract shapes. A doodler intently shifts through information to generate substantial understandings. Doodle Art is one of the evolving styles that are attracting young audience especially through subject materials. Themain aim ofthe study is to understand whether doodling has emerged as a new trend in brand recall.
It seems that as the first decade of the twenty-first century comes to close that the media is growing exponentially. Information is readily available at the touch of a button. This presents more opportunities than a company could possibly hope for to advertise. Most commonly the Japanese anime shows a woman whose body is being objectified in order to make it popular.
The present study deals with analyze how dialogue delivery seeped through action sequences by noting the chronological changes in the Telugu films, as well as analyzing four movies of a famous Telugu movie celebrity who has indulged his fans by delivering smart witty dialogues while beating up the baddies.Various aspects of the protagonist’s roles have been explored in order to elicit the importance of these elements and their contribution to the overall plot.
Femvertisements are advertisements wherein brands use the concepts of feminism, women empowerment etc. These advertisements talk about breaking the stereotypes that women are confined to in our society. The irony comes when these empowering advertisements themselves have hidden stereotypes that invariably end up doing more harm than good.
The purpose of the study is to find out whether emotional appeal is still prevailing in television advertising. The researcher focuses on the various elements used by advertisers to evoke emotional response on the audience‟s side. The advertisements decided by the researcher portray important relationships that are valued and maintained in the society.
Visual aids have played a significant role in understanding various messages. Visual aids serve as multipurpose effective tool in understanding concepts that are complex in nature. Not only does visual aids serve as classroom technique in the field of education but also enable the designers to collaborate with the academicians to create deigns that would bridge the gap between study material and better understandings.
Brand equity had been viewed from various perspectives. In general brand equity is defined as marketing effect which has been uniquely attributed to brand the product. Brand equity leads to two general motivation. One is financial base motivation to estimate the value of a brand. The second motivation creates a strategy based motivation to improve the market status and productivity.
Through this dissertation, the researcher aims to find out the various social issues reflected in the cinema of the Punjab. The main focus of the research is on three films. The first film is Maarhi Da Deeva which is based on a book by Punjabi writer Gurdial Singh and it talks about the trials and tribulations faced by the lower classes at the hands of the upper classes in a rural setup in the Punjab of 1980s.
A biopic or a biographical motion picture, that charts the lifetime of a person featured in that film, is not a trend or fad that came about in recent years. One could start with arguing upon the stance of the biopics of actually being a genre of itself, despite having been the part of earliest days of silent cinema. The paper studies three biopics in Bollywood along with the biographies/autobiographies that have been used as the background source for the film‘s narration.
