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    q 4 ah: aig tarry [EX UBSUT OF PETECTION Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies-Technical Campus Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) Accredited with NAAC A+ Recognized by Bar Council of India (BCI) and approved by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE). Radio Jockeying and News Reading Lab (Paper Code: 257) Partial fulfilment of the requirement of Bachelors of Journalism and Mass Communication (Batch: 2021 - 2024) Submitted by: Submitted to: Name:___Vaasav Goel Dr. Sahil Koul Enrolment No:_ 14217702421 Faculty In-charge Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass Communication Acknowledgement It is my pleasure to be indebted to various people, who directly or indirectly contributed in the development of this work and who influenced my thinking, behavior, and acts during the course of study. I express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Sahil Koul (faculty-in charge) for acquainting me with the ‘know how’ of the radio industry and for teaching me what all entails, the organization of radio. It was through his classes, theory & practical and interactions with him, | had a way forward to approach the process of conducting an event. 1 am also thankful for their support, cooperation, and motivation provided to me for the duration of the event organization and execution also extend my sincere appreciation to my teachers who provided their valuable suggestions and precious time in accomplishing our production. Lastly, I would like to thank the Almighty and my parents for their moral support and my friends with whom I shared our day-to-day experience and received suggestions with respect to improving the work quality. Name & Signature: Nose 8 CERTIFICATE ignments attached in this document are Vaasav Goel__, hereby state that all the a not plagiarized. The assignments were performed with specified instructions of my faculty, respected Dr. Sahil Koul. Assignments and productions were all performed as per instructions. Name & Signature:_ N02? ae Enrolment No: 14217702421 Vaasav Goel , of third semester, _14217702421_, has done the assignments according to guidelines and have done them on her own as per my knowledge. Dr, Sahil Koul Faculty In-charge CONTENTS S.No. Topic Page No. 1 Radio News Bulletin 16 2 Radio Jingle 7 3 Radio Spot 8 4 Radio Story 9-11 5 FICCI Presentation (Emerging Trends of Radio) 12-19 6 Individual Bulletin 20-22 Radio News Bulletin (By Anjali Rana, Vaasav Goel, Sanya Malkotia, Isha Singh & Simran Malhotra) This is the Weekly News Bulletin. News Read by Anjali Rana SBI logs highest-ever quarterly profit at Rs 13,265 cr in 2nd quarter 2. Elon Musk’s Twitter Buyout Gives Wings to Dogecoin’s Price 3. Twitter layoffs: Reduced staff now struggling to keep misinformation at bay 4, China and Pakistan are secretly researching a virus more deadly than Covid 5. Six people died, including two children, afer the 6.6 earthquake in Nepal early morning ‘on Nov 9, Wednesday 6. Need "Genuine Solutions": Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Hearing on Air Pollution In Sports 1. Virat Kohli Named ICC Player of the Month for October on 7th November, Monday 2. Buttler, Hales knock India out of T20 World Cup as England cruise to 10-wicket win, Briefs: 1. The country's biggest bank State Bank of India (SBI) has reported its highest-ever quarterly profit of 13,265 crore rupees for the second quarter ended on the 30th of September. ‘The Bank's quarterly profit is 74 per cent higher than the 7,627 crore rupees reported in the year-ago period. The SBI's total income rose 14 per cent to 88,734 crore rupees in the reported quarter, The asset quality of the bank also improved with Gross NPAs declining to 3.5 per cent this quarter. Similarly, net NPAS also dropped to 0.8 per cent. 2. Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter has given new life to dogecoin, the meme cryptocurrency he popularized. After the $44 billion deal was done, the price of Dogecoin doubled. On Oct. 27, it was ling at around $0.07 before Musk tweeted "the bird is liberated" to indicate his ownership. It was $0.16 five days later. That may not seem like much, but according to analytics platform Coin Gecko, it gave the extremely volatile eryptocurrency a market worth of $21 billion. Not bad for a coin named after an online meme of a Shiba Inu dog and launched as a "joke" satirizing excessive speculation in the erypto market. Musk has played a significant influence in the evolution of dogecoin since its humorous introduction by two software developers in 2013 Twitter is struggling to respond to political misinformation and other harmful posts on the social media platform after Elon Musk laid off about half of its workforce just days before the state midterm elections in the United States, according to employees who survived the cuts. The recent mass layoffs have spared many people to keep hate and. misinformation off the social media platform. Musk cut only 15% of frontline content moderators, compared with about 50% job cuts across the company, the company also drastically reduced the number of employees who could view the digital history and behaviour of a particular account - a necessary method for determining if an account has been abused and taking steps to suspend that account. The developments raised concems as the US midterm elections peaked on 8th November Tuesday. Although millions of Americans voted early and by mail, millions more are expected to go to the polls to vote in person, Election watchers fear the platform is ill-equipped to handle hate speech, misinformation that could compromise voter safety, and actors seeking to raise suspicion, to legitimate election winners across the country. Ithas been more than two years since the first case of COVID-19 was discovered and the world continues to struggle to deal with new variants of this deadly virus. Amid all the worries, China and Pakistan are working on a sinister plan that could have worse consequences than the Covid pandemic. According to reports, China and Pakistan are jointly developing a pathogen more dangerous than the Covid virus in a research laboratory in Rawalpindi, The notorious Wuhan Institute and defence Science and Technology Organization (DSTO), run by the Pakistani military, have established a secret advanced laboratory for the special project. China is creating pathogens like covid in Pakistan that are capable of wreaking havoc on a larger scale than covid, Despite a strict zero-Covid policy China is experiencing an increase in infections. The country reported its highest number of daily cases in six months on Monday, 7 November. Break: You are now listening to Weekly News Bulletin, Brought to you by the Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass Communication, VIPS- Technical Campus. 5. Six people have died after a 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal's Doti at 2:12 a.m. (local time) on Wednesday. The epicentre was in Khaptad National Park in the district, and tremors could be felt as far as Delhi, nearly 600 kilometers away. Nepal Army spokesman Narayan Silwal said at least two people were missing, adding that a rescue team had been dispatched and two helicopters were on standby. two women, two men ‘and two children - died after the rubble of destroyed houses fell on them. The quake was centred about 158 km (100 mi) northeast of Pilibhit in Uttar Pradesh and at a depth of 10 km. Vibrations were felt in and around Delhi. Nepal's Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba - who faces re-election this month - offered condolences to the families of those killed and requested medical aid, Twitter is struggling to respond to political misinformation and other harmful posts on the social media platform after Elon Musk laid off about half of its workforce just days before the state midterm elections in the United States, according to employees who survived the cuts. The recent mass layoffs) have spared many people to keep hate and misinformation off the social media platform. Musk cut only 15% of frontline content moderators, compared with about 50% job cuts ‘across the company, the company also drastically reduced the number of employees who ‘could view the digital history and behaviour of a particular account - a necessary method for determining if an account has been abused and taking steps to suspend that account. ‘The developments raised concerns as the US midterm elections peaked on 8th November ‘Tuesday. Although millions of Americans voted carly and by mail, millions more are ‘expected to go to the polls to vote in person. Election watchers fear the platform is ill- ‘equipped to handle hate speech, misinformation that could compromise voter safety, and factors seeking to raise suspicion, to legitimate election winners across the country, . New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to accord urgent hearing to a PIL seeking fresh guidelines on stubble burning to curb air pollution in Delhi-NCR, saying some issues are not "judicially amenable" and stressing the need for "genuine solutions" A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices Hima Kohli and J B Pardiwala asked lawyer Shashank Shekhar Jha, who filed the PIL, whether banning, stubble buming alone would help in curbing air pollution. “So, what is your solution to Delhi pollution,” the CJI asked lawyer Shashank Jha, On being told that stubble buming is causing the pollution, the bench said, “So we ban it? Will that stop? Do we enforce it against every farmer? Let us think of some genuine solutions. There are things, (where) courts can do something and there are something where courts cannot do, We are to look at the judicial aspects.” "Some matters, courts can look into and some it cannot, Since they are not judicially amenable... We have heard you and it would not be taken up now,” the CII said. Star hitter Virat Kohli was named the ICC Men's Player of the Month for October following a string of outstanding performances by India as they reached the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup in Australia. Kohli won hi first Player of the Month award after scoring his 205 runs off bat and showed all his batting talent throughout October. Aside from his glorious half-century scoring against the Netherlands in Sydney, he produced a memorable innings of the campaign in style with a spectacular sell-out victory over Pakistan at the MCG. Going 31 for 4 Kohli, thanks to an unbeaten run on 82 of 53 balls. {that helped him chase 160 in the final ball highlighting his controlled aggression that gave him an edge over the opposing bowlers 8. England qualified for the final in style as Jos Buttler and Alex Hales forged an unbeaten stand to take the side to a 10-wicket win against India, and secure a place in the final of the T20 World Cup. England produced a magnificent performance to cruise to a 10-wicket vietory over India in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup on Thursday in Adelaide. The Jos Buttler led side sets up a final clash with Pakistan at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, where both sides will now be eyeing a second title. Chasing a 169-run target, England openers Buttler (80*) and Alex Hales (86*) forged a record 170-run partnership for the first wicket, as the side thrashed the men in blue by 10 wickets at the Adelaide Oval. Both batters continued to play with the field throughout their stay at the crease; while Alex Hales reached his half-century in merely 28 deliveries, Buttler played the anchor role throughout his innings, eventually reaching his fifty-run mark in the 13th over. England chased down the target in the 16th over of the game, ending India's T20 World Cup campaign in a disappointing defeat. In the end, the main points once again 1. SBI logs highest-ever quarterly profit at Rs 13,265 cr in 2nd quarter 's Twitter Buyout Gives Wings to Dogecoin's Price 2. 3. Twitter layoffs: With fewer employees, it's harder to combat false information 4. China and Pakistan are conducting covert research on a virus deadlier than Covid. 5. The early November 9th, Wednesday, magnitude 6.6 earthquake in Nepal claimed the lives of six people, two of which were children, 6. Need "Genuine Solutions": Supreme Court declines to have a hearing immediately on-air pollution 7. On Monday, November 7, the [CC named Virat Kobli its Player of the Month for October. 8. As England cruises to a 10-wicket victory, Buttler and Hales eliminate India from the 720 World Cup. Thank you for listening to the Weekly News Bulletin and this is the end of this week's news broadcast. The news was compiled by Anjali Rana, Vaasay Goel, Sanya Malkotia, Isha Singh & Simran Malhotra. Poster for Promotion The students of Radio Jockeying & News Reading Bring To You WEEKLY NEWS BULLETIN 7th November - 13th November 2022 STUDENT COORDINATORS FACULTY COORDINATOR Vaasav Goel Dr. Sahil Koul Anjali Rana Sanya Malkotia Isha Singh SimranMalhotra == tts Radio Jingle (By Anjali Rana, Vaasav Goel, Sanya Malkotia, Isha Singh & Simran Malhotra) [A chorus of dogs barking and howling.) She's furry, she's sweet She's furry, she's sweet she wants something to cat! [Sound effect of kibble cascading onto the surface ofa dog's food bowl.) So feed her a tasty treat. Of delicious ‘Mongrel Eats, Of delicious ‘Mongrel Eats! Eat eat eat... eat the treat of delicious ‘Mongrel Eats.... treat! [Sound effect of a dog licking its lips.] Radio Spot (By Anjali Rana, Vaasav Goel, Sanya Malkotia, Isha Singh & Simran Malhotra) Girl: mummaaaa, mumaaaa sunu naa Mother: kya huaaa Girl: yaar mumma nani ke haath ke rajma chawal khane ka bohut mann kar raha hai Mother: Abhi chup chap jo ghar par bana hai kha lo, mere paas time nhi hai kahin jaane ka Girl: par mumma suna na, bohut zyada mann kar raha Mumma: toh chale jao nani ke ghar khud, mujhe pareshaan mat karo Girl: arey nani ke ghar jaana he kyun hai jab nani ke rajma chawal yahan khud aa sakte hein Mumma: kya? Girl: acha toh suno, ek nayi app aayi hai SENDIN DELIVERY jo nani ke ghar se humare ghar tak kuch bhi deliver kar sakti hai, rajma chawal bhi Girl: toh nani ko aap call kar rahe ho ya mein karuin? Mother: jaldi call kar aur thode se mere liye bhi mangwa lena. Radio Story (By Anjali Rana, Vaasav Goel, Sanya Malkotia, Isha Singh & Simran Malhotra) “Fir ilenge” Swagat hai aap sabhi ka vips radio par, mein huin aapke saath Anjali Rana. Aur aaj aap sune wale hein humare mandali ke ek swadasye dwara likhi gayi ek khobsurat kahani, ‘fir milenge’. Barf si safed thand ki iss kohare ki chadar ko odhe mein sadak ke kinare apni dukaan par kuch yun baithi thi ki maano intezar kar rahi huin, intezaar kar rahi huin uss dhoop ki kiran ka jo shayad mein, rhidhaye mein basi uss khayalo ki uss barf ko pighla sake. Highway par thi humari indheri Kaali raat mein. Iss dukaan, magar gaadiyon ke uss shor mein bhi ek sukoon tha khayalon ki kashm- kash se mein guzar he rahi thi, ki issi beech mujhe ek thun thunati hui awaaz mein apna naam sunayi diya. “Meera, beta Meera. Thand bohut badh gayi hai beta, lakdiya jala Jo, aur mein zara kuch der andar jaa raha huin toh dukaan ka dhyaan rakhna” , “ji papa” keh kar mene apne paas padi sukhi lakdiyan uthayi aur unhe jalane lagi. Issi beech ek kaale rang ki, Jambi si gaadi aakar humari dukaan ke ekdam saamne ruki. Kohre ko cheerti huin uss gaadi se ‘ati hui halki si roshni ke beech ek parchayi ubharti hui nazar aayi. Uss parchayi ke paar ke paar dekhne ki me n koshish kar he rahi thi ki tabhi ek kap- kapati hui awaaz mein usne pucha “thodi si chai milegi?” “Bilkul milegi” mene bhi turant jawab diya, Apne dono haathon ko tezi se malte hue jab wo apne gaadi se utra toh uske gale mein khaki rang ka muffler aur sarr par kaali topi jo uske dono kaano ko ache se dhak rahi thi, Ye saaf saaf darsha rahi thi ki kitni thand lag rahi thi usse. Rang toh uska sawalan he tha, meri tarah. Aur kadh bhi mano kariban kuch 5 foot 10-inch hoga. Magar kuch toh khaas tha uss mein jo mujhe aakarshit kar raha tha uski aur, Aisa kya khaas tha uss mein, ye jaan he rahi thi ki itne mein he usne kaha “ye lakdiyan jalti bhi hein ya sirf sajawat ke liye yahan rakhin hein”, Hadbadi ke saath mene machis uthayi aur lakdiyan jalane lagi. Waise toh shayad mein lakdiyan aankhe band karke bhi jala sakti huin magar aaj toh ye lakdiyan bhi jalne ka naam nhi le rahi thi. Kahin wo ye na soch le ki kaisi ladki huin mein, Jakdiyan bhi nhi jal rahi mujhe se. Iss baat ki chinta ki shikanj mere chahere par saaf nazar aa rahi thi, “Laayi dijiye, mein kar deta huin” ek narm awaz mein usne kaha. Wo mere nazdeek ‘aya aur mere haath se machis li, Uski komal ungaliyan meri khurduri hatheli se hokar jab guzari toh kuch aisa laga ki maano koi sadiyo purani talash khatam hogayi ho. Mere chebre par ek muskaan aa gayi aur uss muskaan ko liye, mene chai ka patila chulhe par chadha diya. Chai ke pateli mein paani dala aur intezaar karne lagi, intezaar karni_ lagi paani ke khadakne ka aur uske kuch bolne ka. Toh jab tak chai ka paani khadakta hai hum bhi rukte hein ek chote se ad break ke liye aur break ke baad janenge ki aakhir kis roop mein kab aur kaise ye intezaar khatam hua. Tab tak ke liye jode rahiye humare saath, vips radio par. ~Ad~ Swagat hai aapka vips radio par, aap sun rahe the humare aaj ki khaas pesh kash, Humari mandali ke ek sadasye dwara likhi gayi ek khani, “fir milenge’ Ek anjaan se hui ek anjaani mulakat ke baad mano mere zehen mein sawalon ka ek bhawandar sa uth gaya tha, Yun toh na jaano kitni gaadi din raat yahan aakar rukti heinnaye chehre dikhna, naye logon se baatein karna . Toh ab mere liye ye aam baat thi. Par iss baar toh aisa tha jo is ‘am ko khaas bana raha tha. “Lijiye lakdiya bhi jal gayi” aisa kehe kar wo wahin paas beche ek palang par jaa kar baith gaya, “Aghh kitni thand hogayi hai na, aap toh yahin reheti hein, toh kya Roz he yahan itni thand hoti hai ya aaj ye meherabani mere he ane ki khushi mein hui hai”, “Hahaha, ji roz he hoti hai yahan itni thand, magar haan, aaj sach mein thand kuch zyada he hai”. Issi ke baad baat cheet ka ek silsila shuru hogaya humare beech. Filmon ki baatein se lekar ek

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