Select a recent incident where media coverage has either fueled or mitigated religious tensions in India. Examine how different media outlets approached the issue, the role of social media in shaping narratives, and the ethical responsibilities of journalists in such situations.

Over the next three days, track a trending fashion hashtag on Instagram or X. Identify at least three influencers or brands that are driving the trend. Analyze how they present their content. Create a short report on how social media is shaping consumer choices in fashion, supported by screenshots or descriptions of your findings.

Sports reporting also involves investigative journalism on match-fixing, corruption, doping, and governance issues. Examine a recent case where investigative sports journalism uncovered a major scandal. Discuss the role of journalists in holding sports bodies accountable and the risks involved in such reporting.

With Al-generated content becoming more prevalent, analyze its impact on journalistic practices in India. Discuss the ethical concerns, potential benefits, and challenges faced by news organizations in maintaining credibility in an Al-driven media landscape. Include examples of Indian media using Al for content generation or fact-checking.

Find a viral news story or social media post that was later debunked as fake news. Use online fact-checking tools (e.g., Alt News, Google Reverse Image Search) to verify the credibility of the information. Write a report on your fact-checking process.

Choose a human-interest story or social issue and develop a one-minute news feature script for television. Use a mix of voiceovers, visuals, and interviews to make the story compelling.

Select a recent news story covered by both a print newspaper and an online news website. Analyze the differences in writing style, structure, tone, and how visuals and hyperlinks are used in the online version. Write a comparison explaining how online writing adapts to digital audiences and enhances reader engagement.

Analyze and compare the presentation techniques of two leading Indian TV news anchors. Examine their vocal tone, pacing, eye contact, use of graphics, and audience engagement strategies. How do their styles influence credibility and audience perception?

Listen to a live radio program and note its structure, tone, and language. Analyze the script's flow, word choice, use of pauses/music/sound effects, and engagement tactics. Write a 500-word critique evaluating strengths/weaknesses and suggesting improvements for audience engagement.

Choose a recent Indian news story or media portrayal that focuses on a marginalized community. Critically analyze the representation of this community, assessing whether the media coverage was fair, stereotypical, or progressive in its approach.

Discuss a recent controversy in India where a book, film, or online content faced censorship. Examine the reasons behind the censorship, the legal and ethical considerations involved, and the broader implications for freedom of expression in India.

With the increasing influence of digital media, misinformation and fake news have become significant concerns. Choose a recent instance where misinformation spread widely in India. Critically examine how digital platforms handled the situation and assess the effectiveness of fact-checking mechanisms in controlling the spread of false information.

Advertisers use various emotional and rational appeals to connect with consumers. Select an advertisement that effectively uses a specific advertising appeal and analyze how it influences consumer perception and brand recall. Compare its effectiveness with another ad that employs a different appeal.

Analyze how political affiliation or ideological bias has influenced the coverage of a recent major political event in India. Compare the narratives presented by two different media houses and discuss how their reporting aligns with or deviates from joumalistic principles.

What are Co-routines? How do Co-routines differ from threads? How do Co-routines support cooperative multitasking in Python? Compare Subroutines and Co-routines.

Write a program in Python to perform the following:

To find the square root of numbers in a list using lambda function.

To display the first n lines from a file, where n is given by the user.

To display the size of a file in bytes

To display the frequency of each word in a file.

Write a program in Python to create a package named Volume and create 3 modules in it named-Cube, Cuboid, and Sphere each having a function to calculate the Volume of Cube, Cuboid, and Sphere respectively. Import the module in a separate location and use the functions. Assumptions can be made wherever necessary. Support your program with suitable comments to improve readability.

Write an algorithm to find the slope of a line segment whose end point coordinates are(x1, y1) and (x2, y2). The algorithm gives output whether the slope is positive, negative or zero. Transform your algorithm into Python program.

Note: Slope of line segment = 

Write Python code to perform the following:

(i) Copy content of file first.txt to second.txt

(ii) Reading a file

(iii) Writing into a file

(iv) Appending into a file

Use the concept of File Handling, to write a program in C, to collect a list of N numbers in a file, separate the even and odd numbers from the given list of N numbers, and put them in two separate files namely even_file and odd_file, respectively.