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Spiritual Media for Social Change
Published in March 2017 (Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2017)

Abstract
Indian Media coverage is dealt in materialistic perspective due to various
reasons. Content, coverage style, presentation and portrayal all are affected
by contemporary 'peg' of pulling audience in to the content. Media ignores
humanitarian approach in different walk of media activities. They gather and
present information without keeping in mind the ethico-legal and sociocultural aspects of affected parties. 'Journalistic sense' and 'news value' are
examined on the basis of materialistic approach of media management.
Requisite of the content is superseded by wow factor of the content. In such an
environment spiritual media and professionals with spiritual understanding
may provide a solution to the problem. This paper suggests the spiritual
media as only alternative.
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Sudhir K. Rinten
Maharaja Agrasen College, Univ...Maharaja Agrasen College, University of DelhiMaharaja Agrasen College, University of DelhiMaharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi
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K., S., (2026). Spiritual Media for Social Change. Indian Journal of Social Enquiry, 9(1), 86-92. https://macijse.org/articles/IJSE190008
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