DDE GURU JAMBESHAWAER UNIVERSITY

HISSAR

M.A JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION

(Batch: 2019-21)

PRODUCTION PORTFOLIO
MSM – 515

2nd Semester, 1st Year

Name: Jyoti Sharma

Enrollment No: 19041007001

 INDEX TABLE

S.No Items No. of items

1. News Stories : Covering Major Event In Your Area 10

2. Film Review : ( Any Two Recent Films ) 2

3. TV Reviews : ( Current TV Serial or Programmes) 2

4. Book Review : ( Any Recent Book ) 1

5. Script Writing For Radio News 1

6. Script Writing For TV News 1

7. Script Writing For Radio Ad 2

8. Script Writing For TV Ad 3

9. Caption Writing For Photography ( Click By You ) 5

10. Travelogue 2

11. Script Writing For Documentary ( 10-15 Min Script ) 1

12. Questionnaire For Communication/Media Research 2

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I take this opportunity to express my profound gratitude and deep regards to my

guide Professor’s for his exemplary guidance, monitoring and constant
encouragement throughout the Production Portfolio Project. The blessing, help
and guidance given by them time to time shall carry me a long way in the journey
of life on which I am about to embark.
And yes, this wonderful project helped me in doing a lot of Research and I came
to know about so many new things so I am really thankful to them.
Lastly, I thank almighty, my parents, brother, sisters and friends for their constant
encouragement without which this project would not be possible.
 News Stories

1. Nitish Kumar to Launch JD(U) Digital Platform, Bihar Poll Campaign on September
6
Bihar's ruling Janata Dal (United), in an attempt to reach out to the voters amid the coronavirus
pandemic, has created a digital platform on which Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will kick-off
his election campaign with a virtual rally on September 6. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who
is also JD(U)'s national president, will formally inaugurate the digital platform "jdulive.com"
soon so that it can be used for the virtual rally.

2. The flood situation has worsened after continuous heavy rain in Bihar
The flood situation in Bihar has worsened after continuous heavy rain in the state for the past
few days. Seven people have died due flood-related incidents so far and over 10.6 lakh in the
state are affected. Large swathes of land are under flood waters. Helicopters of the Indian Air
Force have been deployed in the worst affected districts of Darbhanga, East and West
Champaran to drop food, drinking water and other relief material. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar
held a cabinet meeting via video conference to review the flood situation and also directed
them to provide ₹ 6,000 each as relief for now.
3. Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a video of the iconic Sun Temple located in
Gujarat’s Modhera and said that it looked "iconic on a rainy day"
The Prime Minister took to his official Twitter handle to share the video. "The iconic Sun
Temple of Modhera looks very Iconic on a rainy day," The PM posted a 55-second video
showing water cascading down steps of the temple. The Sun Temple of Modhera is situated
near river Pushpavati, and is the legacy of the Solanki rulers, as per the official website of
Gujarat Tourism.

4. India's coronavirus COVID-19 tally raced past 32 lakh with 67,151 new cases of
infection reported in the last 24 hours
India's coronavirus COVID-19 tally raced past 32 lakh with 67,151 new cases of infection
reported in the last 24 hours while the death toll rose to 59,449 with 1059 new fatalities. The
recoveries surged to 24, 67,758, with as many as 63,173 patients discharged in the past 24
hours taking the recovery rate to 76.29 per cent. India recorded more than 60,000 cases of
COVID-19 for the eighth day in a row. It is third behind the United States and Brazil in terms
of total caseload.

5. Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram opened for

devotees from (August 26, 2020)
Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram opened for devotees,
several months after it was closed due to COVID-19 induced lockdown. Darshan will be
allowed from 8 am to 11 am in the morning and 5 pm to till the time of ‘Deeparadhana’ in the
evening. Devotees will have to register online one day prior to darshan and keep a copy of
registration form & Aadhaar card at the time of temple visit. This is in addition to wearing
masks and washing hands.

6. Six dead, several injured in bus collision on Lucknow-Hardoi road in Uttar Pradesh
At least six people died and several were left injured in a head-on collision between two Uttar
Pradesh Roadways buses on the Lucknow-Hardoi road. Chief minister Yogi Adityanath
expressed grief over the incident and ordered proper treatment of the injured. While, UP
Roadways has ordered a three-member committee to conduct an inquiry and submit a report
within 24 hours.

7. After Rhea Chakraborty's shocking drug conspiracy revealed in WhatsApp chats

While the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is probing the death case of Sushant Singh
Rajput, every day there is a new development exposing people who claimed to be close to the
late actor. In a shocking twist to the mystery, actress and girlfriend of Sushant, Rhea
Chakraborty's WhatsApp chat has hinted at a possible drug conspiracy. The deleted WhatsApp
chats were reportedly retrieved and unfold the conversation between Rhea and Gaurav Arya -
the man who is allegedly a drug dealer. The (ED) investigation in Sushant's case has revealed
details about Rhea's conversation about drugs in WhatsApp chat. It is likely that that the CBI
team can join hands with ED in order to analyze the data of Rhea's phone.

8. Chtrbox CEO Pranay Swaroop reportedly has 30,000 clients

Pranay Swaroop, the CEO of Chtrbox which is under the scanner in connection with the social
media fake follower’s case, reportedly has over 30,000 clients. Kashif who has been arrested
for involvement in the scam used to operate a website www.amvsmm.com, and his company
used to provide fake followers. Chtrbox is one of the leading social media influencers
marketing company which was also accused of leaking private data of as many as 49 million
Instagram users in 2019. The company provided fake likes, comments, views, retweets,
subscribers, and followers to its customers on social media platforms and in return, fees were
collected in dollars.

9. Seven fell into river as bridge collapsed in Bihar

A 200-feet- long bridge known as Bardia Bridge over Bakra River in Bihar’s Araria district
collapsed, resulting in at least seven people falling into the river. The state disaster response
force (SDRF) team is carrying out search operations. The 20 -year-old bridge near Udahat
under Mahalgaon police station of the district was closed for traffic for the last few months,
however, pedestrians and cyclists were allowed to use it to cross over. The accident took place
when a tractor carrying some people and a cyclist were crossing the bridge.

10. The ED has charged Ami Modi for conspiring and money laundering with her
husband Nirav Modi
Fugitive Indian businessman Mehul Choksi approached the Delhi high court against streaming
platform Netflix’s upcoming web series ‘Bad Boy Billionaires’. Choksi’s lawyer Vijay
Aggarwal says that he is not seeking a stay on the documentary but he is seeking that he be
shown the preview. Senior advocate Neeraj Kishan Kaul, who appeared for Netflix, said that
the documentary has a two-minute piece on Nirav Modi where mentions of Choksi has been
made.
 Film Reviews

Gunjan Saxena - The Kargil Girl Movie Review:

Cast: Janhvi Kapoor, Pankaj Tripathi, Angad Bedi, Vineet Kumar

Director: Sharan Sharma

Rating: 3.5 stars (out of 5)

The story of the first Indian Air Force woman pilot who was part of the 1999 Kargil conflict is
ready-made movie material, and a great hook: who is Gunjan Saxena, and what made her want
to fly so bad that she braved concerted antagonism in a tough male-dominated field? The
Lucknow-born Saxena, played by Janhvi Kapoor, is sky-struck from an early age, fighting for
a window seat with her older brother (Angad Bedi) during a flight, pulling away from the
conventional route of good girls getting a degree-and-getting married, and being buoyed by a
supportive father (Pankaj Tripathi), in her determination to become a pilot.

In our country, the idea of equal opportunity is seen as a threat by those in positions of power.
Which is why there is a systemic effort to maintain the status quo. Gunjan Saxena, solely on
the strength of her convictions, chose to break it. “Pinjra tod,” her father, played by the great
Pankaj Tripathi, tells her in an excellent scene in the film’s final act, when Gunjan, having
nearly given up on her dreams of becoming a pilot, returns home. Tripathi, playing perhaps the
most tender character of his career — Gunjan’s dad reminded me of Kumud Mishra’s equally
virtuous character in Thappad — is the heart and soul of the film.

From an early age, Gunjan’s father, an army officer, was the only one who supported her dream
of becoming a pilot. Despite topping her class in school, she frets about telling her parents that
her future lies not in some man’s kitchen, but in the skies. The moment when she breaks the
news to her folks could almost be mistaken for her coming out as gay — there is gossip among
the relatives, her brother adopts the ‘log kya kahenge’ attitude, and Gunjan’s mother even
proposes visiting an astrologer for advice on how to ‘cure’ her.

Sharan Sharma, who makes a compelling directorial debut with this film, captures the
gender dynamics with honesty and poise. It’s rare for an Indian biographical film to
show people just the way they are. Sharma calls out the sexism faced by Gunjan in the
Armed Forces not to exploit her story but to begin a conversation. His gaze towards his
characters is realistic, yet, humane and heartfelt. While the film compels you to redefine
patriotism and battle patriarchy, at heart, it is a poignant ode to a father -daughter
relationship. Two people who never give up on each other. Their respective roles fit
Pankaj Tripathi and Janhvi like a glove. They convince you that there couldn’t have
been a better pair to essay these roles. Not only is she age appropriate for her role, her
eyes mirror Gunjan’s childlike exuberance as well as shades of sorrow and anger at
being conveniently side-lined by her sexist superior (Vineet Kumar Singh as the Wing
Commander). The actress is impeccable as Gunjan Saxena. Vineet and Angad Bedi get
one-dimensional characters with limited scope, yet, they aren’t forgettable .

Sharan Sharma structures the film almost like a superhero origin story. Gunjan suffers
hardships despite her obvious talents, but she develops her skills patiently, until she is called
upon to unleash her powers in battle. By writing Gunjan as someone whose first love isn’t
serving their country, but flying, Sharma offers a new perspective on uber-patriotic war movies.
This is a welcome change of pace, especially in India, where the benchmark for war films is
determined by JP Dutta’s filmography.
Khuda Haafiz movie review:

Cast: Vidyut Jammwal, Annu Kapoor, Aahana Kumra, Shiv Pandit,

Shivaleeka Oberoi

Director: Faruk Kabir

Rating: 3 Stars (out of 5)

For a common man, his world resides within the four walls of his homes and his heart
lies in his loved ones. He travels in crowded buses, keeps his finances in check and
works hard in the office, all to keep his family safe. But what if, one day, his acutely
balanced world comes crumbling down after one phone call. Forcing him to break out
of his comfort zone and find his inner superhero.

Director Faruk Kabir chose Vidyut Jammwal, a trained martial art expert, to play the role of
this common man cum superman in Khuda Hafiz. The film, which is inspired from a real-life
incident, begins with Sameer (Vidyut), who ties the knot with Nargis (Shivaleeka Oberoi) in
an arranged marriage. It's a no-brainer that Sameer is head over heels in love with Nargis and
the two software engineers quickly build a life together. Their world collapses when they lose
their jobs after the recession hits the country. Desperate, they find placements in a fictional
Middle-Eastern city called Noman. Khuda Haafiz, which is shot in Uzbekistan, sees many local
actors fill up the frame. Their presence provides an authencity to the film.

Nargis, who has never stepped out of her city Lucknow, gets placed first and decides to travel
alone. Sameer is doubtful but he has no choice. His worst fear comes to life when his wife goes
missing right after landing in the foreign country. The Lucknow boy follows, doing everything
in his power to find her.

Vidyut, who has established himself as a tough action figure right from the beginning of his
career, gives feelings and emotions precedence in Khuda Haafiz. Faruk also doesn't overstuff
his film with over-the-top action sequences. He makes use of Vidyut's martial arts skills but
without turning him into a larger-than-life figure. Our hero gets hurt, cries and shows his
vulnerable side to the audience without any qualms.

Apart from Vidyut, Annu Kapoor as a helpful taxi driver is a delight to watch. He adds the much-needed
warmth to the film. The plot of Khuda Haafiz - missing wife in a foreign land - sounds exciting on
paper. We have seen a similar plotline in Liam Neeson's 2008 film, Taken, where we saw Liam make
inroads in the underworld to find his missing daughter. Faruk Kabir's film, however, isn't as sharply
written as the Hollywood blockbuster. Right after quickly setting its premise, the film slows down, only
to gain pace in the end. The presence of Aahana Kumra and Shiv Panditt in supporting roles is of no
help either, especially because of their forced, bad accents.

Apart from these few faults, Khuda Haafiz makes for a good one-time watch. From action to drama,
the film has it all.
 TV Reviews (Current TV serials &
Programmes)

Kasautii Zindagii Kay 2 Review:

Ekta Kapoor's epic love saga Kasautii Zindagii Kay makes a re-entry into our lives after ten
years. Parth Samthaan and Erica Fernandes play the star-crossed lovers in the romantic drama.

Kasautii Zindagii Kay fans who've watched the original version were quite excited for the
reboot version so that they could draw comparisons between the two. However, we would like
to tell you that we weren't disappointed to say the least. The show is set in Kolkata and has the
iconic landmarks of the city like Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, Dakshineshwar temple
and vintage trams in the backdrop. The grand sets, the ensemble cast and music brought back
so many memories.

Part Samthaan and Erica Fernandes beautifully fit into the shoes of Cezanne Khan and Shweta
Tiwari as punctual Anurag and carefree Prerna. The ensemble cast, which includes Uday
Tikekar, Kali Prasad Mukherjee, Shubhavi Choksey and Pooja Banerjee are well-suited for
their roles. The grandeur and magnificence of the show will make your jaw drop. They've tried
to retain the essence of Kolkata and bangaliana by showing things like Durga Puja, red-border
saris, big bindis and Howrah Bridge in its first episode. The class divide between the Basus
and the Sharmas is apparent as Anurag's mother and sister are laden with gold jewellery. But,
that doesn't lessen the sense of pride in Prerna's mother Veena. It was quite nostalgic drawing
similarities between the two shows. Music has the capability of time travel, and using the same
background and title score helped the viewers go back in time.

The new show is highly influenced by the old one, and the makers could have tried
something new instead of repeating the old scenes. To be honest, Kasautii is a new story.
The makers are hoping to rake in eyeballs by just naming their characters Anurag and
Prerna.
The Kapil Sharma Show review:

Kapil Sharma has returned once again to our television sets with The Kapil Sharma Show and
thankfully for him, it’s just as childishly stupid as we always remembered it to be. The new
season brings back the old cast of Kiku Sharda, Chandan Prabhakar and Sumona Chakraborthy.
New joinees include Bharti Singh and once upon a nemesis, Krushna Abhishek. The latest
episode of The Kapil Sharma Show kicks off with the beats of the same old jagrata-style live
band. Archana Puran Singh takes her usual seat, ready to regurgitate a gallon of laughter should
the host require her to. Luckily for her and us, the insufferable bits don’t last too long.

Kapil is still cracking the same old jokes about Kiku’s obesity and Chandan’s poverty and
Sumona is still the ugly one. However, he seems to have learnt a lesson or two from last time
and it is visible in how he treats Bharti’s character, calling her pretty and beautiful, something
no one expected. It’s something fresh even if it is still unable to wriggle out laughs from the
viewers. The harmless joke keep swelling into hearty laughter every time the singer repeats the
chorus.

Kapil’s observations about people in this audience and his quick comebacks have always been
his strong points. The best recourse for Kapil is to design the show as a celebrity talk show,
merely peppered with appearances from other cast members. And please, no more people in
drag for comedy’s sake.
 Book Reviews

The Girl in Room 105

PLOT: 3.5/5

CHARACTERS: 3/5

WRITING STYLE: 2.5/5

CLIMAX: 3.5/5

ENTERTAINMENT QUOTIENT: 3.5/5

Author Profile

Chetan Bhagat, who is known for his romance genre novels, has tried his hand at a murder
mystery and it will grip you instantly. Often his books are easily labelled as love stories. His
bestselling books are Five Point Someone, One night at the Call Center, 2 States and much
more.

The Story in Short

This section is about the gist of the book. The Story, in Short, may give you a reason to read a
book, and that is the whole aim of the publication. The book boasts of a fresh storyline and a
decent effort in terms of plot and plot twists. Mystery and entertainment also don’t come far
behind. The book is basically a crime mystery in the garb of a romantic drama. Surely, there is
a bit of both (romance and drama) but the suspense overpowers them in a big way.

Part 1: The Current Story of Keshav

Chetan Bhagat has taken a different path in this book. He himself got tired of love stories. This
book is a thriller love story. The main characters of the book are Keshav, Saurabh, and Zara.

Keshav is an IITian who works as a teacher in JEE tuition centre called ‘Chandan Classes’. He
hates his job and reaches out through LinkedIn, but fails to find a proper job. He is a part of an
orthodox family. His mother is a homemaker and his father is a part of the RSS, which is a
political party in India. As always, he has a love story with a colleague called Zara, who is
currently pursuing her Ph.D. in IIT. Zara is from a Kashmiri Muslim family and their love story
ends due to their families, who fight over religious issues. Let’s not get into that. If you are an
Indian and reading this, you would know the issues an inter-religion couple would face in the
country. Keshav couldn’t come out of the affair and keeps remembering Zara, who then loves
Raghav (Keshav’s classmate). Raghav happens to be an intelligent person with a geeky look.
Keshav often calls Zara begging her to come back to him, but she never agrees. Saurabh also
works in ‘Chandan’s Classes’. He is from NIT and is a friend of Keshav. He helps Keshav
forget his past love and focus on his future. Ever since then Keshav has been pining for her
love despite every practical advice against it.

What seems like an ordinary unsuccessful love story, turns into something different altogether
when one day, on the eve of her birthday, Zara messages Keshav out of the blue. Drunk, and
already in half his wits, he readily agrees to meet her by sneaking into her hostel room (room
no 105) in the dead of the night, just like he used to do years ago when they were still dating.

This one mistake changes his life forever. Unknowingly he does what he should never have
done. Now, he is caught in a whirlwind of events and it doesn’t seem that there is a way out.

The plot

What I absolutely loved in this book is its strong plot. If there is one thing that appears to have
taken a good amount of effort and thinking, it is the plot. There is a main plot which tells us
the story of Keshav and his one blunder. While manoeuvring the whirlwind that Keshav gets
himself into, Chetan Bhagat skilfully adds in a number of sub-plots.

The overall effect is pure entertainment. In very simple terms, there is never a dull moment in
the book. Not for one tiny second it loses its pace or assumes monotony. For this, I would
definitely like to congratulate the author.

Reasons to read it

It is not another Indian love story.

We travel with Keshav, who finds justice and also his career path at the end of the book.
The story is not too obvious like other Indian mystery books.
It is best enjoyed as a onetime read.
 Radio News Script:

Opening Music

News Highlights

0830 HRS
Morning News
27.08.2020

THE HEADLINES:-

India registers over 100 per cent hike in COVID-19 recoveries in last 25 days.
Second Phase clinical trials of Oxford COVID-19 vaccine begin in Chennai and
Pune.
Karnataka Government announces commencement of online classes of all Colleges
from 1st September.
Safety of students during JEE and NEET 2020 top priority for authorities, says
NTA; Admit cards for NEET undergraduate level released.
GST Council to meet today to discuss compensation to States for the loss of revenue.
Central team visiting Assam today to assess damage caused by floods .

The COVID-19 recovery rate in the country continues its upward trend and reached
76.30 per cent yesterday. With sustained, pre-emptive and timely interventions over 24
lakh 67 thousand people in the country have been successfully cured of coronavirus so
far along with the recovery of over 63 thousand patients in the last 24 hours. The total
number of people who recovered from COVID-19 in the country has also reached almost
3 and a half times the number of active cases. India has registered over a 100 per cent
hike in recoveries in the last 25 days.

In Rajasthan, religious places closed due to COVID 19 pandemic will be opened to the
public from September the 7th. The decision was taken at a review meeting chaired by
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot last evening. Our correspondent reports that the total
number of infected people in the state has gone up to 74 thousand 670.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr. C N Ashwathnarayan has announced opening of

degree colleges from the first of September. Speaking to media persons in Bengaluru
yesterday, he said that all the degree colleges will commence online classes from 1st of
next month and offline classes from the 1st of October. The Deputy Chief Minister
informed that guidelines in this regard are awaited from the Central Government on
conducting offline classes as well as a few degree examinations in September.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has said all steps and precautions will be taken
while conducting NEET and JEE 2020 exams in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic. The
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains and the NEET-Undergraduate examinations
for admissions to technical and medical courses are scheduled to be held next month.
Talking to media, NTA Director General Dr. Vineet Joshi said, safety of all the students
and staff is paramount to them. He assured that the government guidelines on social
distancing have been followed

The GST Council will meet today with the agenda of compensation for loss of revenue
arising from the implementation of GST. The 41st meeting of the GST Council will be
held via video conferencing. Ahead of the meeting, chief ministers of opposition -ruled
states got together to devise a common strategy on the issue. Attorney General K K
Venugopal had earlier opined that the Centre is not legally bound to make up from its
coffers any shortfall in GST revenues of states. The Centre had in March sought views
from the Attorney General on the legality of market borrowing to make good the
shortfall in the compensation fund. Under the GST law, states were guaranteed to be
compensated bi-monthly for any loss of revenue in the first five years of the GST
implementation from 1st July, 2017.

In Assam, the Central team has begun their field visit to assess the flood damage. The
team will continue the assessment till tomorrow. CEO of the Assam State Disaster
Management Authority M S Manivannan told AIR that the 6 member’s team has been
divided into 3 groups. Mr. Manivannan said that the groups are visiting at least 7 flood
hit districts. He said that the team held a review meeting with senior Assam government
officials at Guwahati last evening. Additional Chief Secretary Jishnu Baruah made a
presentation on floods damages for the Central team. 3 waves of floods affected lakhs
of people in Assam this year.

Today’s weather forecast

In the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, the minimum temperature was 22 degree
Celsius in Jammu while the maximum will be around 28 degrees. The city will have
generally cloudy sky with heavy rain.

The National Capital Delhi will have generally cloudy sky with heavy rain. The
minimum temperature was around 26 degree Celsius and the maximum will be 32
degrees.

In Dehradun, the minimum temperature was 23 and the maximum will be 31 degree
Celsius. The city will have generally cloudy sky with a few spells of rain or thunder
showers.

Ladakh will have generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or thunderstorm or dust
storm. The temperature hovers between 16 and 27 degree Celsius.

Newspaper Headlines

Reporting on India's Covid-19 tally crossing the 32 lakh mark, the Statesman writes
"India, third behind the USA and Brazil in terms of total caseload."

The Hindustan Times reports "Delhi to double tests as COVID spike continues". The
Tribune quotes Punjab CM as saying "COVID to peak by mid-September in Punjab".

"Bengal lockdown till 20th September; full shutdown on three days" (on 7th & 11th and
12th) reports the Statesman.

Under the caption 'GST Council Meets today' the Indian Express writes "Squeezed by
Covid, salaries on hold: states' SOS to Centre"
.
The Hindu's top headline reads "At opposition meeting, CMs plan to move Supreme
Court on JEE, NEET". The Tribune reports "Sonia leads 7 CMs to take on government
over GST dues, exam row".

On the CBI probe in Sushant Singh Rajput's death case, the Pioneer writes "NCB joins
SSR probe as Rhea drug 'act' emerges".

The Times of India writes "Masks for Covid may end up eliminating TB by 2025
target”; 'better cough etiquette also a Covid impact.'

End Music
 TV News Script

Opening Music….

Anchor Link: Hello & Welcome you all in Fata Fat Khabhar I am Jyoti Sharma so
begin with the Headlines.

1. Sushant Singh Rajput death case: 5-member team of Narcotics Control Bureau leaves
for Mumbai to probe Rhea Chakraborty drug conspiracy

2. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launches mobile App for NCC training

3. 12-year-old Raped in UP's Greater Noida, Accused Held after Gunfight with Police

4. Heavy rainfall likely in north India; orange alert issued for Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan,
Uttarakhand

5. Indian Railways' carbon emission will be zero by 2030, says Union Minister Piyush
Goyal
6. ‘Before I am an athlete, I am a black woman’: Naomi Osaka withdraws from W&S in
protest

7. Andaman and Nicobar islands get a major upgrade after Airtel launches ultra-fast 4G

VO-1 + Visuals: A five-member team of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has left for Mumbai
to probe the drug angle in actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case. The team has been
constituted under the supervision of Deputy Director of Operations (NCB) KPS Malhotra. The
NCB registered a case against Sushant's actress girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty and others in
connection with the case. The case was registered under various sections of the Narcotic Drugs
and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, including Section 27 which specifies
punishment for consumption of any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance and 29 which
provides for punishment in case of abetment and criminal conspiracy.
Rhea Chakraborty's deleted WhatsApp chats have hinted at a possible drug conspiracy in
Sushant's case. The retrieved chats unfolded the conversation between Rhea and Gaurav Arya
- an alleged drug dealer

VO-2 + Visuals: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched the Directorate General National
Cadet Corps (DGNCC) Mobile Training App. The App will assist in conducting countrywide
online training of NCC cadets. In view of the restrictions imposed by COVID-19, training of
NCC cadets has been affected adversely as it is mostly contact-based training. Since
schools/colleges are not likely to open in the near future, a need was felt that training to NCC
cadets should be imparted utilising the digital medium. Defence Minister also interacted with
the NCC cadets via video conferencing during the launch of the App and also answered their
questions. He wished them success and motivated them to excel in all spheres of life.
Byte: Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister
Commercial Break: 1-2min
Opening Music…

VO-3 + Visuals: 12-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a man in Uttar Pradesh's
Greater Noida and the accused arrested after a gunfight with police personnel, officials
said on Thursday. The incident took place in Ecotech 3 police station area on Tuesday
afternoon after which an FIR was lodged, and the accused was identified and nabbed.
"The case was challenging as the accused was wearing a face mask at the time of the
crime and there was no eyewitness of the incident. The victim too had seen the accused
for the first time. Police teams swung into action and the accused was identified .

VO-4 + Visuals: The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall
activity over several parts of north India in the next four days. As per the weather
department's latest bulletin, heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places with
extremely heavy falls over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarhha and Chhattisgarh while heavy to
very heavy rainfall at isolated places over Uttarakhand and heavy rainfall at isolated
places over Jammu division, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh,
Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim and Odisha.

Byte: Reporter, ABC News

Commercial Break: 1-2min

VO-5 + Visuals: Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday (August 26) said that
the Indian Railways has set a target of reducing carbon emission to zero by the end of 2030.
"By 2030 we will be a net-zero railway, our carbon emission will be zero. Indian Railways
transports nearly 8 billion passengers and 1.2 billion tonnes of freight every year. Ours will be
the world's first railways of this scale to go green," Goyal tweeted.

VO 6 + Visuals: Fourth-seeded Naomi Osaka reached the semi-finals of the Western &
Southern Open and withdrew a few hours later in a call for racial justice, drawing quick support
from other players. Soon after, the whole tournament was put on hold for a day. “As a sport,
tennis is collectively taking a stance against racial inequality and social injustice that once again
has been thrust to the forefront in the United States. The USTA, ATP Tour, and WTA have
decided to recognize this moment in time by pausing tournament play at the Western &
Southern Open.

Commercial Break: 1-2min

VO 7 + Visuals: The internet rules our lives, during the lockdown and beyond, and 4G is a
necessity to stay connected with each other, to work from home and for entertainment. But
surprisingly, Andman and Nicobar islands didn’t enjoy the same 4G speeds as the rest of India
does. Since 4G was relayed there via VSAT tech, the speeds that reached there were
significantly diminished, to put it simply. But not anymore, as Airtel has launched its ultra-fast
4G in the islands. With the launch, people in the region can finally be connected to the digital
superhighway. Not only is Airtel the only network provider to offer ultra-fast 4G in the region,
but was also the first private operator to launch mobile services there in 2005.

Anchor Link: That's it for today, tomorrow we will meet again with some other big news. Till
then, Good bye & keep watching ABC News.

Closing Music
 Script for Radio AD

Script Radio AD -1
Radio Jingle

Visuals: Little boy is unable to enjoy the drink and he fails in running. Then her mother share
a cup of Bournvita with her son and after drinking a cup of Bournvita they both start running
together and finally his son win.

VO + Visuals: My son has to win and he will get the chance to win when he will beat me, not
I will beat him.

“Confidence champions ko chahiye tan aur man ki Shakti...

“Bournvita…Tayari Jeet Ki”

Ab naye pack mein

VO+ Visuals: The ad ends asking “Kya tum mein hai Bournvita confidence?”

End with Radio Jingle

RADIO AD-2

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Radio Jingle:

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skin flakes, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and smooth. Get ready for those classes with a
big smile. Acne is every teenager's worst nightmare, 4TEENS facial wash removes excess oil,
which can prevent acne. Look good and radiant without makeup and let your beauty shine.

VO: The 4TEENS facial cleanser contains Malic acid and Mandelic acid which controls oil
production and increases hydration. Use the deep-pore face wash every day in the mornings
and evenings to see great results. 4TEENS Face Wash helps prevent breakouts and absorbs
quickly, leaving your face soft and clean without any harsh scents causing irritation on the skin.
So your skin stays soft, smooth and healthy looking.

“Sirf ek drop or paaye glowing skin”

End with Radio Jingle

 Script Writing for TV AD

TV AD – 1
Intro Music:

VO + Visuals: The trust of crores of families has made the “Ghadi Detergent” the number 1
detergent in India, as the difference with the Ghadi is clearly visible.

The faith of crores of families made the clock India's No. 1 detergent powder.

Use it first, then believe it.

Ghadi Machine Wash provides 'Effortless Cleaning' in washing machines, making it a washing
machine specialist.

Buy at your nearest store now!

“SaareMaelDhoDaalo”
TV AD – 2

Music Intro

Visuals + Music: The young man relishing a Cadbury 5star chocolate bar when the woman
asks him to pick up her walking stick that she had dropped by mistake, to which he says yes
but does nothing.

The elderly woman then gets up to pick up the stick herself. At that very moment, a giant piano
falls on the bench where she was sitting moments ago. She then goes on to thank the young
man for not doing anything as it saved her life.

The ad ends— ‘Kabhi kuch na karke bhi dekho’

‘Eat 5 star. Do nothing’

"Jo Khaaye, Kho Jayee" 5 Star…

Caption Writing for
Photographs
Pic: 1

Life is short, smile while you still have teeth

Pic -2

“When you are on one side, you can easily move to the other side!”
Pic – 3

Madurai Meenakshi Temple

The feel of God makes me feel good

Pic – 4

The tiger lies low not from fear, but for aim
Pic – 5

Those who have loved are those that have found God
TRAVELOUGE

A trip to Mussoorie

After visiting the worth seeing places in Dehradun our next trip was for Mussoorie the queen
hill station located at about 6170 ft. above the sea level. It is about 35 Km from the heart of the
district HQ Dehradun. The culture, weather and beauty of Mussoorie are totally different and
unique from other hill stations. I have travelled to many other hill stations in India with my
friends and family, but when I visited Mussoorie for the first time last year, I found that
Mussoorie is the best out of them. I have heard people saying that Mussoorie is 'the Queen of
Hills' and I also recognized that this is totally true through my visit.
On my visit to this beautiful hill station I found a lot of adventure sports activities like river
crossing, valley crossing, rappelling, Rock Climbing, Sky Bridge, Sky Walk, bungee jumping
and white water rafting here.
We felt very close to nature here. All the recreational activities we did and refreshed us up from
the daily tiresome life. I will share a little information on some of the must watch places in
Mussoorie that you should visit in your trip.
Municipal Garden
This picnic spot has a beautiful garden and an artificial mini lake with boating facilities. It is
located at a distance of 4 km if you take the main road and is only 2 km on foot via the Convent
road.
Camel's Back Road
The lovely promenade starts from Kulri Bazar near Rink Hall and ends at Library Bazaar
making for a total distance of 3 kms. It is a popular road for walking or riding and is a grand
spot from which to view the sunset. When viewed from near the Mussoorie Public School the
spot resembles a camel's back.
Nag Devta Temple
An ancient temple situated about 6 kms from Mussoorie. It provides a charming view of Doon
Valley and Mussoorie.
Kempty Falls
Buses or taxis can be taken to the waterfall, 15 km from Mussoorie on the Yamnotri Road at
an altitude of 4500 feet. It has the distinction of being the largest and prettiest waterfall in the
valley and is surrounded by high mountains. The stream flowing through a valley falls over a
precipice and achieves its full intensity during the monsoons.
Dhanoulti
Located on Mussoorie - Tehri Road at a distance of 25 kms from Mussoorie, Dhanolti is ideal
for a quiet holiday. At a height of 2400 metres it nestles between oak and deodar forests. The
drive from Mussoorie is dotted with fruit orchards. A tourist bungalow is available. There is
also a Forest Rest House for which a permit can be obtained from Forest Officer at Mussoorie.
A few other hotels are also available for a comfortable stay.
Yamuna Bridge
About 27 Kms. from Mussoorie on Chakrata-Batkot road, this is an ideal spot for fishing.
Permits for fishing can be obtained from the Divisional Forest Officer.
The Best Shopping Places in Mussoorie
Mall Road
Mall Road is the main shopping hub in Mussoorie. Most of the hill station’s famous stores are
all located here. The shops here sell everything from electronics to consumer durables and even
everyday essentials. Apart from this, you can also get yourself woollen clothing, antiques and
shawls. Bargaining is common practice here, so if you got good negotiation skills, you might
get yourself a good deal on what you buy.
The Tibetan Market
At this market, you will find many shops and stalls run by local Tibetans. At these stores, you
can shop for a variety of winter clothes, shawls, Tibetan woodwork and prayer wheels. The
market is also famous for its footwear and woven carpets.
Kulri Bazaar
Yet another popular shopping market in Mussoorie, the Kulri Bazaar is always crowded till 10
pm. Located at the south end of the Mall Road, there are many shops selling clothing items and
a few restaurants.
Accommodation
A variety of luxury and low budget accommodation is available to suit every pocket.
The main tourist spot in Mussoorie that you will enjoy a lot is the Mussoorie Adventure Park.
We had great fun there, enjoyed almost all the adventure sports namely Sky Ride- Superman
Zip Line, valley crossing, Rock climbing, Rappelling, Zip swing, Rope course, Trekking
Camping etc. And yes, I can tell you that it was where I had the best Maggi EVER. Just so
yummmmmy!! There is something about mountains and Maggi.
God's own country- Kerala

Kerala is one of the most beautiful places in India. It is famous for its best variety of spices,
herbs and Ayurveda treatment. Located in the lap of Sahayadri hills and adjoining Malabar
Coast, Kerala offers some breath-taking tourist attractions. Kerala as they say is truly the God's
Own Country. This land just gives you the feeling that God must have had a green paint with
Him when He decided to create this land called Kerala. It is rich in its glorious heritage, the
best spices in the world and the 100% literacy rate in the state which is evident from the people
you come across in the course of your stay here.
Best Season to Visit Kerala:
Although there are places like Munnar which are best enjoyed in summers, but the best season
to visit Kerala is winter i.e. the months of November-March. The land of Kerala is simply green
throughout the year. As far as your eyes can see you are treated with its green paddy fields and
coconut trees standing tall. Also if you want to enjoy the famous snake boat races of Kerala,
then the month of August-September are ideal to visit this place.
Alleppey
Alleppey or Alappuzha is best known for the world renowned backwaters of Kerala. The
backwaters are a network of brackish canals, rivers and lakes that weave through half of the
state of Kerala. One can cruise down the backwaters while enjoying the unique feel of the
“Kettuvallams” or house boats which provide amenities including a taste of typical Kerala
cuisine.
Kochi
Kochi is the cultural and economic capitals of Kerala. It’s a hub of tourist activity and attracts
visitors from all over the world. From Chinese fishing nets to exotic spice cultivations, there’s
a lot to feast your eyes upon in Kochi.
Munnar
Munnar is considered one of the most beautiful tourist places in Kerala. Situated on the Western
Ghats, Munnar is evidently one of the highest producers of tea on the Indian subcontinent. The
view of undulating hills as the touch the clouds in Munnar rejuvenates your mind and soul.
Wayanad
One of the prime hill stations in the south, Wayanad boasts of production of tea, coffee,
cardamom, pepper and other spices. The region is populated with many natural marvels such
as waterfalls, caves, lakes and dams which you are bound to enjoy the cool weather of
Wayanad.
Kozhikode
Much like Trivandrum, Kozhikode has been a habitat for multiple dynasties which have left
their imprint on the city. Perhaps that is why Kozhikode is dubbed as the ‘City of Sculptures’.
Kozhikode is also considered as the ‘City of Spices’ as it a major trading port of eastern spices.
The sweet-meat street is a popular tourist hub and is a centre of marketing for many products
that are locally produced in the region.
Best time to visit: September to May
Nearest airport: Karipur International Airport in Calicut is just 28 km away.
Nearest railway station: Kozhikode Railway Station is well within the city limits.
Script for Documentary

Documentary Title: तीसरा घर

Introduction
इस दनु िया में औरत के कई रुप होते है, जिन्हे वह बखुबी निभाती है। कभी वो एक बेटी
बिकर तो कभी पत्िी बिकर, और एक म ॉं बिकर अपिी पूरी जिन्दगी अपिे पररवार के िाम
कर दे ती है। बस फकक ससफक इतिा है कक उसे हर ककरे दार को निभािे के सिए अपिा घर
त्यागिा पड़ता है पर जिॉंदगी के हर पराव से िड़कर आगे बढ़िा पड़ता है। िेककि ये बात ककसी
भी औरत के सिए िहीॉं है कक हर औरत के दो घर होते हैं िेककि कुछ औरतों के तीि घर भी
होते है।िी हाॉं ये बात सच है... कुछ औरतों की जिॉंदगी में ऐसे पराव आ िाते हैं जिसकी विह
से उन्हें अपिे दस
ू रे घर यानि अपिा ससुराि छोड़िा पड़ता है और तीसरे घर यानि वध
ृ आश्रम
की ओर रूख करिा पड़ता है। ये समय उिकी जिॉंदगी का सबसे बड़ा दख
ु होता हैं जिसे शायद
वो कभी िहीॉं भूि पाती है।

पहला घर-(vo1) + Visuals: िह ॉं वो एक िन्ही परी के रुप में िन्म िेती है और अपिी प्यारी
ककिकारीयों से अपिे माता-पपता का मि मोह िेती है। माता-पपता खुद सारे दख
ु ो से वॉंचचत
रख कर अपिे बेटी को ख़िािे की तरह सिो कर रखते है और एक खश
ु हाि िीवि दे ते है।

दस ॉं
ु रा घर(vo2) + Visuals : अपिे िीवि के 25 साि अपिे म -बाप के साथ गुिारिे के बाद वह
ु रे घर की ओर कदम बढ़ाती है, जिसको उसका ससरु ाि कहा िाता है, िह ॉं वो अपिे
अपिे दस
ॉं
प्यार और भाव से अपिे पनत और स स-सस ुर का मि मोह िेती है और अपिे दस
ु रे घर को
भी स्वगक बिा दे ती है, िेककि िब वह म ॉं बिती है तो वो एक िए दौर से गुिरते है और पुरे
घर को खुसशयो से भर दे ती है। वह हिारो तकसिफें और ददक को सहि करके अपिे बच्चों का
पािि-पोषण और उिका रहि-सहि और उिकी छोटी-से-छोटी ख्वाइशें को पुरी करती है।

तीसरा घर(vo3) + Visuals : िककि कुछ औरतें ऐसी भी होती है जिन्हें अपिा दस
ु रा घर कुछ
पररजस्थतीयों के कारण वस छोड़कर तीसरे घर आिा पड़ता है। ऐसी पररजस्थतीयों तब हो िाती
है िब उिकी खद
ु कक औिादें उन्हे पछ
ू िा बॉंद कर दे ते है और वे अपिे बच्चो पर बोझ बिकर
रह िाते है, अचािक एक ददि उन्हे अिुभव करा ददया िाता है कक अब वे ककसी काम के
िायक िहीॉं रह गए।

BYTE: सुनीता दे वी, चंदौसी (मुरादाबाद वध

ृ आश्रम)

एक औरत अपिी पुरी जिन्दगी अपिे पररवार की सेवा करिे में गुिार दे ती है, िेककि िब उसे
वध
ृ अवस्था में प्यार और सेवा की िरूरत होती है तब उसके खुद के बच्चे उन्हे अकेिा
वध
ृ आश्रम में छोड़ दे ते है िेककि वे वध
ृ आश्रम यािी अपिे तीसरे घर को भी आसािी से अपिा
िेती है और वह ॉं भी वे उतिी ही खश
ु रहती है जितिा की वे अपिे पहिे औऱ दस
ु रे घर में
थी क्योककॉं उन्हें अपिे तीसरे घर में कई ज्यादा प्यार और सम्माि समिता है।
इस घर में हर िानत, धमक, शहर और हर वगक के िोग रहते है, जििमें कोई भेद-भाव, ऊच-
ृ मदहि एॉं एक दस
िीच िहीॉं है। सभी वध ु रे के काम में हाथ बटाती है। ये सब साथ में समिकर
भिि करती है। यह ॉं सब एक दस
ु रे के सुख-दख
ु के साथी है।

भारत में अिेक आश्रम चिाए िा वध

ृ रहे है िो बि
ु ग
क ों के सिए छत है ,रोटी है और कपड़ा
है। अच्छी बात तो ये की उिको ये सब दे िे वािा भी ककसी का बेटा, भाई, पपता और पनत है।

सबसे दभ
ु ाकग्यपूणक बात ये है कक िब भी वह िीवि की इस अवस्था के बारे में सोचते है तो
अकेिे पि का एक चचत्र उिकी ऑखो के सामिे ददखिे िगता है।यह वे समय होता िब व्यजक्त
हर प्रकार की जिम्मेदारीयों से मुक्त हो कर िीवि के प्रत्येक क्षण का आिॉंद उठािा चाहता
है।

सही अथों में वध

ृ अवस्था की असिी तस्वीर यह कक-

शीति छाॉंव में बैठकर , बीते अच्छे ददिो को फीर से िीिा और बुरी यादों को पवस्मत
ृ कर
दे िा।
 Questionnaire for Communication

1. Language you use while communicating with your friends /family?

a) Mother tongue b) English
2. Do you think soft skills are beneficial for you?
a) Yes b) No
3. Do you think communicating (conversing) in English is helpful for you to achieve
success in profession?
a) Yes b) No
4. Do you agree that Non-verbal communication is important?
a) Yes b) No
5. Which Non-verbal skill is most important in our day today personal/professional
communication?
a) Body language b) Charts
6. Which of the following aspects are included in body language?
a) Gestures b) Posture
7. Do you think a person can improve his/her oral communication skills and body
language by proper training?
a) Yes b) No
 Questionnaire for Media Research

1. Out of the following options, which are the three websites you use the most?
a) Facebook b) LinkedIn c) YouTube d) Twitter
2. How often do you visit YouTube?
a) Daily b) More than once a week c) Once a week d) Never
3. Why do you visit YouTube yourself?
a) To listen to music or see music videos b) To see news items or news programs
c) To see various kinds of home-made videos d) To watch scenes from television series or
movies
4. What is your go-to device to access your social media feed?
a) Mobile b) Tablet c) Laptop d) Desktop
5. Do you use your social media accounts to login to the other websites?
a) Always b) Most of the time c) About half the time d) Once a while Never
6. On an average how much time do you spend on social media?
a) Less than 30 mins b) 1-2 hours c) 3-4 hours d) More than 4 hours
7. Do you consider yourself addicted to social media?
a) Yes b) No