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Sample questions for media Law

Who acted as the   Chairman   of the Drafting   Committee   of the Constituent Assembly? A.B R Ambedkar B.C Rajagopalachari C.Rajendra Prasad D.Jawaharlal Nehru Who of the following acted as   the Constitutional   Advisor to the Constituent Assembly? A.VP Menon B.Dr Rajendra Prasad C.BN Rao D.Dr Sachhidanand Sinha ·          The Objectives Resolution, which outlined the philosophy of the India   Constitution , was moved in the Constituent Assembly by A.Dr S Radhkrishanan B.Dr Rajendra Prasad C.Jawaharlal Nehru D.B R Ambedkar Constitution of India was adopted by constituent assembly on ? §   25 October, 1948 §   25 October, 1949 §   26 November, 1948 §   26 November, 1949 Constitution of India came into effect from ? A.     15 January, 1950 B.     26 January, 1950 C.      15 August, 1950 D.     15 January, 1950 o      View Answer o      COMMENT ON THIS QUESTION Who drafted the Indian Constitution? Ans . – The Indian constitution wa

The Nature and power of Language

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Language Defined: : A set of symbols that expresses ideas and allows people to think and communicate with each other.  Language is symbolic The words like virtually all language are symbols.Symbols are more than  just labels. They are the way experience the word. The naming process operates in virtually every situation. We are ususally react to a stranger will depend on the symbols we can to categorize them as christian, jew, Hindu or Islam and so on. • Symbol - something that is intended to stand for something else other than itself. – e.g. Words. The relationship between words and their meanings is (mostly) arbitrary. – Language  is Rule governed  Languages contain several types of rules Phonological Rule s: govern how words sound when pronounced. Syntactic ( sɪnˈtaktɪk )  Rule: govern the structure of language the way symbols can be arranged Semantic ( sɪˈmæn.tɪk /) Rules: deal with the meaning of specific words.Without semantic rules communication would be impossible

Guidelines for Delivery-Non verbal aspects of presenting a speech

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Enthusiasm is shown through both the visual and auditory aspects of our delivery of speech.                                                                                                     Visual aspects of Delivery include appearance, movement, posture, facial expression, and eye contact. Appearance: Appearance is not a presentation variable as much as preparation variable. Speakers it seems are perceived to be more credible when they look professional look. Movement: The way you walk to the front of your audience will express your confidence and enthusiasm. Movement can also help you maintain contact with all members of your audience. Posture: Generally speaking good posture means standing with your spine relatively straight your shoulders relatively squared off and your feet angled t to keep your body from falling over sideways. Facial expression The expression on your face can be more meaningful to an audience than the words you say. Your facial exp