To understand how character could be understood by analysing the greatest works of the above artists. This research is to find a possible connection to show that the songs written by the artist is not just a form of expression but also to show the world who they are, and their ideologies and most importantly what they feel about themselves.
The education systems in today’s world have greatly changed with the emergence of new technologies. With the advent of digital media, variety of applications are developed which aid the children to step into their primary education. This research paper aims at finding out the role of such academic web applications among children.
Social media is often hailed as an instrument of digital democracy and social change. This perception is deeply rooted in the well acknowledged potential of ICT’s as ‘agents for development and empowerment .It has liberated people from the tyranny of the free flow of information and ideas. The Delhi elections held in 2013 and 2015 made a revolutionary change in India’s political equations. It shows the emergence of a new party Aam AadmiPart, Aam Aadmi Party and its victory.
Indian Folk art is widely appreciated by the global audience because of its aesthetics and simplicity. The various folk art forms of India, have developed from the antiquities of the past centuries. The following research paper titled. The Charm Of Indian Folk Art‘ will analyse the traditional folk art of selected regions from across the country. And the modern adaptation of these traditional art forms by the contemporary designers.
Press is the watchdog of the democracy. Unending search for truth and fair reporting are the hallmarks of true journalism. With an increasing trend of competition among the media organizations and the rush to break the latest to the world, depth research on the beat gets diluted. There are other factors like time constraint, nature of the story, language and the geographical barriers etc. limit the validity and the accuracy of the beats that are covered.
