The rise of misinformation often circulated in various social media platforms has not only
raised concerns among the policymakers and civil society groups, but also among citizens …

Media scholars exploring online harassment of journalists have described it as a form of
'mob censorship,'a type of citizen vigilantism aimed at delegitimizing and silencing …

This paper takes an alternative approach to understanding theory as description. New
theoretical propositions and knowledge practices need to grow out of the comparisons …

How do people in the world's largest democracy consume news online? In this paper, I aim
to answer this question by conducting a quantitative assessment of the online news …

Western liberal media theories often neglect to recognize “news translation” as one of the
journalistic practices. This paper problematizes this dominant understanding of journalistic …

The book explores contemporary selfie-taking practices; digital experiences of love,
romance and infidelity; sexting rituals; self-tracking habits; strategies used by the Internet …

This book examines the historical trajectory of the growth of the television news and critically
analyzes the role of private television news in framing the nature of public discourse in …

How do people in the world's largest democracy consume news online? In this paper, I aim
to answer this question by conducting a quantitative assessment of the online news …

In the popular perception, globalisation has made the environment a public good. However,
in the Indian context contemporary globalisation, which was heralded by liberalisation and …

The concept of mother tongue gained salience in India in the mid-nineteenth century and
has been central to language and education policy, scholarship in the humanities and social …