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The Role of Media Law and Policy in Promoting Gender Diversity and Inclusion within Indian Newsrooms and Media Leadership
Dr C P Rashmi
Gender ParityMedia LawIndian NewsroomsLeadership RepresentationPolicy Interventions
13 January 2026English
Uses and Gratification of WhatsApp among Vikram Dev University Students of Jeypore, Odisha
Dr Gaurav Ranjan
WhatsAppsocial mediastudentsusage patternsgratifications
8 January 2026English
Framing Politics: Dissecting Bias and Agenda-Setting in Indian National Parties' posts on ‘X’
Manoj Kumar
Twitterpolitical communicationagendapolitical biasand propaganda.
8 January 2026English
The Architect of Ruin: A Comparative Analysis of Select Characters of Motivation for Revenge of Othello and Omkara
Dr Noveena Chakravorty
OthelloOmkaraIagoLangda TyagiAdaptation Theory
8 January 2026English
Reframing Disability in Media: Insights from the International Purple–We Care Film Festival 2025 and the Imperative of Inclusive Representation
Nipunika Shahid
Disability representationinclusive storytellingaccessibilitymedia educationparticipatory communication
8 January 2026English
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Media Scholar — Journal of Media Studies and Humanities is an open-access, peer-reviewed bilingual journal publishing research in Hindi and English. We cover media studies, mass communication, journalism, and related fields.
Established in January 2023 as a tri-annual journal, Media Scholar became bi-annual in 2024. We serve students, faculty members, and professionals by providing a rigorous platform for scholarly discourse in the global south.
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