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17/07/2023

3M Media Works Pvt. Ltd. is looking for Public Relations / Communications professionals with up to 1/2 years of experience.
Candidate with good media relations skills and knowledge of Drafting content such as pitch note, Press Releases etc. will be preferred, freshers with mass communication background can also apply
Please mail your resume to [email protected] or whatsapp on 9920171797

13/07/2023

3M Media Works Pvt. Ltd. is looking for Public Relations / Communications professionals with up to 1/2 years of experience.
Candidate with good media relations skills and knowledge of drafting content such as pitch note, press releases etc. will be preferred.
Please mail your resume to [email protected] or whatsapp on 9920171797

25/11/2022

We at spogonews are looking for Sports Journalism Interns / Fresher’s in English and Hindi languages.

Experience : 0-6 months.

Qualification : Graduation / Post Graduation in English / Hindi literature / Graduate in Mass Communication - Journalism.

The candidate should be enthusiastic, agile and a go-getter with very good written communication skills.

The candidate should have understanding of sports and should have played sports in some form in his / her school or college.

This is an opportunity for candidates to become a Sports Journalist with www.spogonews.com

The candidate should have a laptop with good internet connectivity and can work from home, freelancers with flair for sports journalism can also apply

Please mail your resume to [email protected] or whatsApp +91 99201 71797

03/03/2022

We are looking for Public Relations and Corporate Communications Professional required with up to 2/3 years of experience with the following essential qualities:
Client servicing.
New Business Development.
Profile clients in key publications and relevant columns for maximum and effective mileage.
Drafting content such as pitch note, Press Releases etc.

Please mail your resume to [email protected] or whatsapp on 9920829216.

14/01/2022

We are looking for Sports Journalism Interns.

Experience : 6 months
Qualification : Graduation / Post Graduation in English literature / Graduate in Mass Communication - Journalism.

The candidate should be enthusiastic, agile and a go-getter with very good written communication skills.

The candidate should have understanding of sports and should have played sports in some form in his / her school or college.

This is an opportunity for candidates to become a sports journalist with an upcoming sports news website.

Please mail your resume to [Email address hidden] or watsup on 9920829216.

14/01/2022

Public Relations and Corporate Communications Professional required with up to 2/3 years of experience with the following essential qualities:
Client servicing.
Profile clients in key publications and relevant columns for maximum and effective mileage.
Drafting content such as pitch note, Press Releases etc.

Please mail your resume to [email protected] or whatsapp on 9920829216.

20/01/2020
The Travel Risk Outlook 2020: How can organizations ensure safety of travelling employees

Shweta modgil article on travel risk outlook 2020 gives insights on, various issues that need attention of HR departments

https://www.peoplemattersglobal.com/article/outlook2020/the-travel-risk-outlook-2020-how-can-organizations-ensure-safety-of-travelling-employees-24331?utm_source=peoplematters&utm_medium=interstitial&utm_campaign=learnings-of-the-day

In a globalized world becoming more complex day by day the key challenge facing organizations is to strengthen their resilience ensure safety of their employees and to ensure continued operation and survival in the face of risks

03/01/2020
Secrets, suspense and intrigue in see-saw year for Indian football

Jaydeep Basu, veteran sports journalist, gives us peek into the Indian football scene for the year 2019, insight on how the Indian football went through the ups and downs…

Hope year 2020, brings in more sun shine and glory moments to Indian football

https://sportslounge.co.in/secrets-suspense-and-intrigue-in-see-saw-year-for-indian-football/

Latest football news - Indian football's highs & lows in 2019. How All India Football Federation & Igor Stimac's Indian football team flattered to deceive.

02/01/2020
31/12/2019
Photos: Relive Some of the Best Moments from Hornbill Music Festival 2019, Nagaland -

For all those who missed the Hornbill music festival 2019, a quick recap of the festival through the lens of Arpito Gope for the Rolling stones Magazine

Hornbill festival should definitely be on your bucket list for next year

https://rollingstoneindia.com/photos-relive-some-of-the-best-moments-from-hornbill-music-festival-2019-nagaland/?fbclid=IwAR1MlDhNlqbWo08uqs8YNHB0mUg8o7ljDSuH8P1VeLnLgz9lU26N6DSewaY

This year's event took place earlier this month

27/12/2019
Why Union Budget 2020 is an opportunity for govt to demonstrate its intent to rebuild economic policy credibility - Firstpost

Shrikant Srinivas, a man who wear’s multiple hats, journalist at heart, has also been Editor, columnist, influencer and now a communication consultant

His insights on the current economic scenario and the way forward is something that the policy makers might also want to take a look at.

Corporate waiting for some respite might get clues on their future and corrective actions they might need to take in-case the government fails to do so.

He points out at the most pertinent discourse required at this juncture

“What is missing in the government’s narrative? Credibility. Think of it as ‘behavioural economics’ in action.”

Very interesting read for anyone who is interested in economic impact and the way forward

https://www.firstpost.com/business/why-union-budget-2020-is-an-opportunity-for-govt-to-demonstrate-its-intent-to-rebuild-economic-policy-credibility-7830491.html?fbclid=IwAR3RpPNK3oqShqQtgcTErM17lyVHDKDZGkUYUGk7u5yevpiwPalEQafveYo

Union Budget documents show that from FY17 to FY20, capital expenditure allocation went up by 18 percent over four years; revenue expenditure went up by 45 percent in that same period: nearly 2.5 times more

25/12/2019
Where are the Indian strikers now, wonders 'Asia's finest' Inder Singh

Jaydeep Basu, veteran sports journalist, take us down memory lane on the 76th birthday of India’s best football striker Inder Singh

During 1964 Asia cup in Israel, Inder Singh’s first match for India, “The FIFA president called him and said ‘you are one of Asia’s finest forwards’. India finished runners-up. Inder Singh was adjudged best forward with two goals.”

Interesting read for all the Indian football fans

https://sportslounge.co.in/on-76th-birthday-inder-singh-laments-dearth-of-indian-strikers/

24/12/2019

Nandini Desai, a PR professional turned author, has written many books and her stories are regularly featured on Storytel audio book, today she shares some of her learnings on story telling

Interesting read for young PR professionals who are trying to develop the art of storytelling for their clients

The Art of Storytelling

“What unites people? Armies? Gold? Flags? Stories. There's nothing more powerful in the world than a good story. Nothing can stop it. No enemy can defeat it. And who has a better story than Bran the Broken? Who’s better to lead us into the future?" Says Tyrion Lannister in the last episode of Game of Thrones. This is not just a quote, this is a lifetime lesson for the communication professionals.

Story is just not about the words, not about the characters, and certainly not about the events. Story is about the emotions. That connect with the sentiments with other person. Essentially, when you are working as a public relations professional, this is a very crucial component of the narrative you set out to achieve.

The art of storytelling is different from your writing skills, or public speaking. One must have read so many books or blogs about these skills. However, the art of storytelling is very effective ways of communication. Story-telling turns your mass media communication into a one-to-one communication. The interactive communication uses various methods like words, images and actions while narrating a story, and inspires the imagination of a reader / listener. We all know in terms of a better communication, nothing beats our own imagination.So
while telling a story, you are basically encouraging your readers /listener to connect with the story in their own imaginary world.

The storytelling can be a part of your presentation or pitch or your note. The factual content can become boring after certain point of a time, but give a tadka of a bit story narration and make it more interesting.

When your audience reads / listens a story, they immediately start thinking as a protagonist and experience story as themselves. This is the most important point where the connect to the reader / listeners becomes much more fascinating. As a public relations strategist, the marketing goals can be conveyed effortlessly by kindling the feelings and ideas of the reader /listener. Here, as a communicator, you are simply presenting an interesting panorama of your message with a better stimulation.

The foremost rule for story telling is simple, the reader knows what a good story is. A story should align with your marketing goals and relate to your listener. Here, your reading experience will help your understand what makes a better story, once you start writing, go for an uncomplicated and conversation style of storytelling to make it more relatable.

Stories are great way to communicate as they connect to your listener. The story can be just a simple anecdote or a quote from your favorite series. A hook point where you grab the attention of the reader. The story will make your communication way more thought-provoking to the reader / listener. While narrating a story, make sure you don’t distract from your original point and concisely come back to the actual communication swiftly.

However, the art of storytelling is not an easy task to master. It is not a natural talent either. Stories needs to be written and told repetitively. A good story should have enough conflict and drama to overcome them. The narrative should entice the reader and make the reader drawn in that universe.

24/12/2019
Always on work culture biggest cause of stress in PR : India Mental…

Archana Muthappa, senior PR professional, highlights the main reason for stress in PR professionals.

“Always on work” culture is truly taking a toll on these young professionals, the article published in PR moments also mentions, “our own colleagues are keeping stress levels high with irrational demands. Or could it be that they are simply passing on the pressure that they face?” Questions that all seniors must ask themselves

https://www.prmoment.in/opinion/always-on-work-culture-biggest-cause-of-stress-in-pr-india-mental-health-survey

Always on work culture biggest cause of stress in PR : India Mental Health Survey

23/12/2019
Fifa-badge holding Indian referees fail AFC fitness tests, AIFF sidelines them

Jaydeep Basu, veteran sports journalist, reporting for Sports lounge, highlights AIFF stance on Indian referees failure to pass the fitness test at the AFC.

When three of country’s six listed FIFA referees come up with embarrassing results, eyebrows get automatically raised. And not brows alone. It also raises questions about the ability of the people, who runs the show.

https://sportslounge.co.in/fifa-badge-holding-indian-referees-fail-afc-fitness-tests-aiff-sidelines-them/

23/12/2019
TURN OF SPEED | FEATURES

Ashisk K Tiwari, a freelance journalist writing for “TURNOFSPEED” an auto portal, brings to us an informative article, about an innovative product that has the ability to save lives.

Motobuddy is a headgear that uses a mix of right technology, hardware, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and Internet of Things (IoT) to accurately detect an accident and its intensity. If not deactivated within 30 seconds, it starts sending alerts to the nearest available hospital within a minute of the accident occurring.

https://www.turnofspeed.in/view_blog.php?b_id=3

22/12/2019

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20/12/2019

Dr. Nitin Malekar, Scientific Communication Professional, turned entrepreneur, has been studying the healthcare sector for a while now, he has some very interesting insights into the relationship between patients and healthcare providers.

He says the success of the ambitious, Ayushman Bharat, healthcare reforms is yet to seen.
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Do You Believe, There is a ‘Trust Deficit’ Between Patients & Healthcare Providers?

Last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has unveiled a huge healthcare reform, one of the largest in the world to shield poor families from costs of illness. A great initiative mostly considered as a populous measure before the 2019 elections. But surely, he has made a mark across the world with this positive health move on the 71st anniversary of our beloved country. “India is now the land of reform, perform and transform,” he pronounced on the eve of Independence Day.
But it is not an easy task, few months down the road, the attempt to overhaul India’s ill developed healthcare system is proving to be sheer uphill task. To ensure access to quality health services for the marginalised (poor) population in India is going to be hugely ambitious and potentially transformative undertakings. Especially when the out-of-pocket expenses account is whopping 67% of total health spending.

Currently, India’s public hospital system is reeling under the pressure of serving its huge population (more than 130 Crores), not to mention it’s poorly funded old infrastructure.
Debt trap initiated due to sudden illnesses is a common occurrence in Indian families, especially in rural folks (70 % of India stays in rural India with a limited access to healthcare). This cost is supposed to be shared by 60-40 formula between the Centre and states.

Ayushman Bharat has promised to offer 10 Crore poor families with Rs.500,000 health insurance cover, to keep them away from the debt trap, we wish to believe your promise PM Sir.

We are already experiencing the early hiccups like doctors and private hospital’s protest regarding the procedure pricing set by the government, as a result, many large urban hospitals may not support the health initiative and offer just a token support for the patients under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. And most of the patients will be forced to take services from the small hospitals & nursing homes, which may not have the required quality facilities & expertise.

We must also understand the unavailability of adequate or any privately provided primary healthcare in the rural regions of our country. Which will force the rural population to get help from the urban centers & these poor people may not get required care at a market-determined price for lack of affordability.

To ease the impending bottleneck situation, private hospital associations are hoping that the government will reassess the reimbursement rates for healthcare soon.

Would also like to draw reader’s attention to a basic question which is hurting the trust between different stakeholders in our healthcare system. The consistent reports of violence against doctors and hospitals points fingers towards the innate ‘Trust Deficit’ between patients & healthcare providers. If concrete measures are not undertaken to understand the cause & resolve the same at the roots, the entropy in the system will increase to unmanageable level.

It is not fair to blame healthcare providers who are pressured to offer quality healthcare at affordable cost to huge population (our doctor to patient ratio is dismal compared to world standards). Of course, there are some rotten apples in the system & they need to be weeded out.

A ‘Birdseye View’ need to be taken to address the issue, we need to bring all the stakeholders i.e. Government Authorities, Legal Experts, Medical Associations & Patient Representatives to be empaneled to find the solution, which will be able to rebuild the fast loosing trust between the important stakeholders. If we allow the situation to fester any more, it will only result in a gangrene, a un-revivable damage to our society.

20/12/2019
The challenge before the I-League is to show that football in India is not just about the money

Jaydeep Basu, veteran sports journalist, has an interesting take on the I-league and the influence of ISL on the development and the way forward of these leagues

He points out, I-League owes a lot to ISL for its current pan-India character and won’t be an exaggeration to say that ISL did open a few frozen windows in Indian club football. The 2019-20 season will be a crucial reality check for Indian football

Quite an interesting read for all the fans of Indian Football

https://scroll.in/field/945137/the-challenge-before-the-i-league-is-to-show-that-football-is-not-just-about-the-money

I-League clubs often boast about their tradition, legacy, crowd support and high standard that can outmatch ISL upstarts. Time they proved it on the field.

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