PRACTICAL FILE

Print Journalism Lab

(Subject Code: 152)

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Name of student- SIDDHRTHA Dr Chetna Bhatia

Enrollment no.- 09029802421 Subject Faculty

Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass

Communication
Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies
Accredited Grade “A” by NAAC, Recognized under Section 2(f) of UGC,
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Recognized
by Bar Council of India Approved BY AICTE, ISO 9001:2015
AU Block, Outer Ring Road, Pitampura, Delhi - 110034
 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that SIDDHARTHA student of Bachelor of

Journalism and Mass Communication, Vivekananda Institute of
Professional Studies, GGSIPU, enrolled for the batch of 2021-
2024 has completed the Print Journalism Lab file. It is an
authentic work carried out by him/her. The matter embodied in
this report has not been submitted earlier for the award of any
degree or diploma to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Dr. Chetna Bhatia

Date: 18 April,2022
 TABLE OF CONTENT

S No Title Page No.

1 Movie Review

2 Rewriting Headlines

3 Rewriting Lead paragraphs

4 News Editing

5 Writing Photo Caption

6 News Translation-I

7 News Translation-II
 ASSIGNMENT 1

MOVIE REVIEW
-The Post
The story behind The Washington Post's decision to publish
the Pentagon Papers exposing government lies.
 The Post

Directed by Steven Spielberg

The Post’
We are grateful that the veteran filmmaker Steven Spielberg has opened our
eyes to the always dramatic currents of world history with such films as
Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Lincoln, Bridge of Spies, and Empire of the
Sun. The Post fits right into this thematic niche and, although it does not have the
spark and the spunk of the best journalism muckraker movie, All the President's
Men, it is well worth seeing and paying serious attention to its insights about
history, newspapers, politics, money, and democracy.

In the summer of 1971 the ship of state during the presidency of Richard Nixon
enters turbulent and dangerous waters when the Pentagon Papers, a Defense
Department report, were given to the press revealing decades of lies about
American involvement in Vietnam. Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys), a research
associate at the Rand Corporation, was the man who watched with a sense of
fulfillment when both The New York Times and The Washington Post published
extensive excerpts from this report. Robert McNamara (Bruce Greenwood), the
Secretary of Defense, has mixed feelings about these swift-moving
developments.
The Nixon Administration succeeds in getting a court injunction against the
Times, hoping to stop publication of the rest of the report. But then The
Washington Post also obtained the documents. Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks),
Executive Editor of The Washington Post, is gung-ho about doing battle and
making history at the same time. But Kay Graham (Meryl Streep), the publisher,
is concerned about how their actions could affect the paper's public offering on
the stock market. The film focuses in on the pressures she faces from many
sides. Will she have the courage to put everything on the line and publish the
truth about the government's lies?

Director Steven Spielberg and screenplay writers Liz Hannah and Josh Singer
are in total harmony about their high and even holy regard for freedom of the
press.
 ASSIGNMENT 2

Rewriting Headlines
Take out five news stories from newspapers
and rewrite their headlines.

Headline rewriting

NEWS STORY 1
REWRITE HEADLINE

दिल्ली में कोविड के 1333 मरीज़ मिले,फिर बड़ रहा है संक्रमण

का खतरा 9 फ़ीसदी के पार पहुंचा संक्रमण का दर;

NEWS STORY 2
REWRITE HEADLINE
राजधानी में सांस लेना हुआ मुश्किल सिर्फ 24 दिन साफ रही
दिल्ली की हवा;
 NEWS STORY 3

REWRITE HEADLINE

भारतीय रेल में 13 लाख करोड़ का निवेश करेगी कें द्र

सरकार;

NEWS STORY 4
REWRITE HEADLINE

शिवसेना के बागी विधायकों पर कें द्रीय जांच ब्यूरो CBI का

शिकं जा;

NEWS STORY 5
REWRITE HEADLINE

अब नहीं रहेगा जनजातीय समाज का वर्ग पीछे, सफलता का

रास्ता हुआ आसान : राष्ट्रपति के गांव का स्टेशन रयंगपुर बनेगा
टर्मिनल;
 NEWS STORY 6

REWRITE HEADLINE

प्रदर्शन : आप के कार्यकर्ताओं को संपत्ति कर बड़ाने से हुई दिक्कत;

 ASSIGNMENT 3

Rewriting lead
paragraph’s
Take out five news stories from newspapers
and rewrite their paragraph.
 NEWS STORY 1

Lead intro rewriting assignment

On Monday the supreme court told the

deputy speaker of the Maharashtra
assembly, while protecting a group of
rebel shiv sena legislators led by MLA
Ekanth shinde who opposed the official
policy of the authoritarian state from the
disqualification proceeding till july 11.
 NEWS STORY 2

On Saturday (July 9), concerned members of the

Hindu community took out a protest march in the
National Capital and sent a clear message that
laws in the country will be governed by the
Constitution and not Sharia (Islamic law). The
Hindu Sankalp March was organised by Vishwa
Hindu Parishad (VHP) in the wake of the recent
killings of Hindu tailor Kanahiya Lal and
pharmacist Umesh Kolhe by Islamists for
supporting ex-BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma
 NEWS STORY 3

Who is this new face for Prez election? A new

face for the presidential election has emerged
known as Yashwant Sinha who filed his
nomination papers on Monday for the elections.
He is an opposition nominee and former union
minister.
He filed the nomination papers in the
presence of 16 political parties even as the
NDA candidate.
 NEWS STORY 4

Amid speculation of some Congress legislators walking

over to the Bharatiya Janata Party in Goa, Congress on
Sunday removed party MLA Michael Lobo as the Leader
of the Opposition in the Goa Assembly alleging that he
along with Digambar Kamat hatched a conspiracy to
engineer defections in "total coordination” with the BJP.
Addressing a press conference today, AICC Goa incharge
Dinesh Gundu Rao said leaders with the BJP to see that
the Congress party in Goa is weakened and to engineer
defections.
 NEWS STORY 5

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has

arrested a seventh person, identified as Farhad
Mohammad Sheikh, in connection with the
brutal killing of tailor Kanhaiya Lal in Udaipur last
month, a spokesperson said on Sunday.
hat a conspiracy was hatched by some of our own l
 ASSIGNMENT 4
Take a news story from the feed of a
Hindi news agency in India and edit
it for an English newspaper.
 Share market revives early fall, as
global market close is bullish New Delhi,
1 July PTI

Sensex, Nifty recovered from early fall closing bullish for consecutive
fourth trading session. This acceleration in global market led to revival of
automobile, IT and energy sector the 30 share BSE sensex closed at
53,177.45, up 16.17 points with increase of 0.03%. At one point, it rises up
15,710.15 in the low and 15,892.10 in high. Vinod Nair, Head of
Research, Geojit Financial Services, said, "The market recovered after a
fall in opening trade. This was due to the rise in global markets. However,
due to supply concerns, oil prices have risen." Nair said the depreciating
rupee against the dollar and rising bond yields have affected the risk
appetite of domestic investors. Shrikant Chauhan, Head of Equity
Research, said, "The market was volatile during trading. But the market
edged higher due to selective buying in IT, Metal Automotive and Oil &
Gas stocks. Early gains in European markets and other Asian markets.
Firmness also supported the market. Mahindra & Mahindra was the top
gainer of 2.78 per cent in Sensex stocks. Reliance Industries gained 1.49
per cent, Dr Reddy's 1.41 per cent, Tata Steel by 1.34 per cent and Tech
Mahindra by 1.26 per cent. Apart from this, Larsen & Toubro, Infosys,
ITC, Axis Bank, State Bank of India and HCL Tech also gained. Titan was
the biggest loser among the stocks, down 3.54 per cent. Asian Paints, Bajaj
FinServ, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finance, IndusInd
Bank, HDFC, Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank were also among the losers.
Kotak Securities Ltd. Japan's Nikkei, China's Shanghai Composite, South
Korea's Kospi and Hong Kong's Hang Seng were among the gainers,
recovering from early losses. Major European markets also gained in
afternoon trade. Meanwhile, international oil benchmark Brent crude
jumped 1.58 per cent to USD 116.9 a barrel. Foreign institutional investors
were net sellers in the capital market, trading at Rs 1.278.42 crore on
Monday, according to stock market data.
 ASSIGNMENT 5

News
Translation
News Translation -I
News Translation -I
News Translation -2
News Translation -2
 ASSIGNMENT 5

News
Editing
News
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