Articles

Abstract This paper examines the spread of digital media among the Koya tribes of Bhadradri, Kothagudem, and its effects on the community’s traditional media forms, culture, and society. Drawing on secondary data from academic literature, government reports, and NGO studies, it identifies barriers such as inadequate infrastructure, low literacy, and cultural resistance, alongside opportunities for

Abstract This paper presents a historical case study of All India Radio Leh and its role in preserving and promoting Ladakhi language and culture. Drawing on prior research, historical documents, and case material, it shows how the station blended traditional oral storytelling with modern radio technology to sustain Ladakhi identity through local-language programming, folk music,

Abstract This paper explores how Indian classical music, particularly ragas and talas, has shaped film scoring and cinematic storytelling by evoking mood, reinforcing character development, and deepening audience connection. Using a qualitative approach that draws on scholarly literature and critical evaluation of film soundtracks, the study examines how classical elements are used thematically across orchestration,

Abstract This paper traces how journalism shaped nationalist sentiment and mobilized public opinion against colonial rule in India, from early publications such as the Bengal Gazette through influential nationalist papers like Kesari, Young India, and Bande Mataram. It examines how editors and journalists used the press as a tool of resistance, and how the movement