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Introduction In the landscape of Indian journalism and media education, few texts command the reverence and widespread adoption of Mass Communication in India by Keval J. Kumar. For over two decades, this book has served as the foundational bedrock for undergraduate and postgraduate students, aspirants of the UGC-NET in Journalism and Mass Communication, and even civil service candidates opting for media-related papers.
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The search query is one of the most frequented terms in academic circles. It represents a generation of students looking for accessible, digital access to a text that is often considered the "Indian Bible of Mass Comm."
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