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If you have ever stepped into a journalism classroom in India, you have likely seen a thick, yellow-spined book on every second desk. We’re talking about Mass Communication in India by Keval J. Kumar

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Kumar uses excellent flowcharts (e.g., the structure of AIR, the process of advertising campaign planning). If your PDF is color-scanned, print these diagrams and stick them on your wall.

One of Keval J. Kumar’s key observations is the "tabloidization" of mainstream news. This feature would analyze how Entertainment journalism has moved from the back pages to the front page.