Crime is special and separate beat in daily
Crime is special and separate beat in daily newspaper. They separate crimes. crimehave reporting is reporters report However, to part of the and objective, interpretetive investigative reporting. Public have tremendous interest in crime stories and newspapers cannot afford to ignore them without damage to its circulation and credibility. Some newspapers had tried to keep crime out of
� There many types of crime, are criminals and victims. serious crimes and There � small offence. There professional � are ordinarycriminals people who and occasionally break the law. � There are crimes which have obvious victims and there are the so-called victim-less crimes.
Crime reporting has to be as up to date as possible. This is partly because some crimes depends for their news value on being current. Murders or armed robbery are U N U S U A L not everyday events in most communities, and so have new value. However, less seriousness crime can also have unusual
� Crimes are news worthy if more involve peoplethey who are themselves news An may not attackworthy. the street ordinary on beperson a big news, if that person is a but local will be very chief newsworthy.
� The Indian Parliament is composed of The President of India, Lok Sabha (House of the People) and Rajya Sabha (Council of States). The discussion and debates that takes place among the members of the parliament is recorded by the beat reporters. This type of reporting is known as parliamentary reporting.
� INTERVIEW: MEANING AND TYPE � MEANING OF INTERVIEW. � The word interview comes from the latin and middle French words meaning to “see between” or “see each other”. � Generally an interview means a private meeting between people when questions are asked answered. � The person who asked the questions of an interview is called the interviewer. � The person who answers the questions of an interview is called the interviewee. � DEFINATION OF INTERVIEW. � According to Thill and Bovee, “an interview is any planned conversation with a specific purpose involving two or more people”.
PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING The Indian Parliament is composed of The President of India, Lok Sabha (House of the People) and Rajya Sabha (Council of States). The discussion and debates that takes place among the members of the parliament is recorded by the beat reporters.
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