thank you vishwas. Is it good?
<!--QuoteBegin-ravish+Nov 10 2008, 03:22 PM-->QUOTE(ravish @ Nov 10 2008, 03:22 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->The drop in the circulation of the English newspapers may be attributed to the growth in the readership of the Indian language newspapers. If that is true then it is indeed a very positive development. However, it needs to be checked whether the drop in circulation of the English newspaper is due to the fact that more of the readers are now reading the newspapers on their computers and internets. It is a fact that more and more English newspapers are bringing out electronic and pda editions.Therefore, it needs further investigation to ascertain the actual situation.
On the ground, the heavy pressure on the English medium schools is indicative of the direction in which the wind is blowing. If the present trend of the youngsters is allowed t progress unchecked, the sari will soon be a rare species in Urban India.
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- Drop in the English Newspapers is proportional to the rise in the English News Channels.
- Their target audience, so too the TRP of English News Channels is pretty limited only to the 15-20 mega-cities of India. Real India, and larger India, as you would know, does not live there.
- Rise of Indic newspapers is due to consolidation. Smaller publications losing out to bigger players. This is true in Hindi, Telugu and other bigger markets.
- On medium of education, if you have followed this thread, survey published by GOI shows decent rise in Hindi, Marathi and Telugu medium school joinees. Although English medium has grown more than these mediums, but still is far behind - will take another 50 to 100 years to catch up.
- Even in English medium schools, the trend is for pro-traditional schools to rise and for convent/missionary to shrink.
- Dont know what Sari had to do with discussion on progress of newspaper readership.
<!--QuoteBegin-ravish+Nov 10 2008, 03:22 PM-->QUOTE(ravish @ Nov 10 2008, 03:22 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->The drop in the circulation of the English newspapers may be attributed to the growth in the readership of the Indian language newspapers. If that is true then it is indeed a very positive development. However, it needs to be checked whether the drop in circulation of the English newspaper is due to the fact that more of the readers are now reading the newspapers on their computers and internets. It is a fact that more and more English newspapers are bringing out electronic and pda editions.Therefore, it needs further investigation to ascertain the actual situation.
On the ground, the heavy pressure on the English medium schools is indicative of the direction in which the wind is blowing. If the present trend of the youngsters is allowed t progress unchecked, the sari will soon be a rare species in Urban India.
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- Drop in the English Newspapers is proportional to the rise in the English News Channels.
- Their target audience, so too the TRP of English News Channels is pretty limited only to the 15-20 mega-cities of India. Real India, and larger India, as you would know, does not live there.
- Rise of Indic newspapers is due to consolidation. Smaller publications losing out to bigger players. This is true in Hindi, Telugu and other bigger markets.
- On medium of education, if you have followed this thread, survey published by GOI shows decent rise in Hindi, Marathi and Telugu medium school joinees. Although English medium has grown more than these mediums, but still is far behind - will take another 50 to 100 years to catch up.
- Even in English medium schools, the trend is for pro-traditional schools to rise and for convent/missionary to shrink.
- Dont know what Sari had to do with discussion on progress of newspaper readership.