Date: 18.08.2025
Instructions:
Gather newspapers (both English and vernacular papers)
Four pages long (A-3/ A-4) newspaper is to be made.
Focus on photos from news reports, journalistic writing.
An eye-catching name of the newspaper is to be given.
Be creative.
The practical activity is to be done in groups. (4-5 members)
Purpose of this exercise:
In today's practical session, our group 2 was divided into two groups to prepare a newspaper filled with pictures. One group worked on the news and pictures from the Sports section while the other worked on Entertainment. We collected and cut out relevant pictures from newspapers we got, arranged them on sheets, and gave proper headings. Although we could not paste the pictures due to the unavailability of glue, we completed the layout. Through this activity, we learnt the importance of teamwork and most importantly understood how in both sports and entertainment, pictures play a powerful role in communicating news and stories more effectively than words alone.
GROUP1 AND GROUP 2
Students in Practical Group 1
Aadhaya Mahajan
Aakriti Yati
Agrima Kamal
Avira Banerjee
Ayushi Soni
Chandrani Mondal
Chunit Tsomo
Geet Bandhu
Jiya Raj
Khushi
Kusum Saraswat
Lavanya Shah
Maanya Singh
Naisha Nagpal
Navya Kaul
Navya Sirohi
Nibedita Manna
Students in Practical Group 2
Redhima Pushkarna
Riya Singh
Tanisha Sharma
Priya Dey
Shreya Yadav
Samridhi Srivastava
Srija Minz
Rhea Sara Vinu
Shagun Yadav
Vedika Trivedi
Samiya Kanojia
Saranya Saha
Yashi Sharma
Shalini Sharma
Sneha Jaiswal
Payal
Prisha Singh
2 comments:
Group 1, comprising Chandrani Mondal, Avira Banerjee, Aakriti Yati, Nibedita Manna, and Lavanya Shah, successfully curated their first newspaper titled ‘Daily DOJ’. The activity was conducted during the 3rd to 4th week of August.
From this project, we learned how to select stories that can capture and engage the audience’s attention, as well as how to make a newspaper look appealing and eye-catching. We also understood the difference between hard news and soft news, which is essential for effective reporting.
Lastly, the activity helped us learn how to organize tasks within a group and work together collectively, which made the entire process both insightful and enjoyable.
Group 1, comprising Chandrani Mondal, Avira Banerjee, Aakriti Yati, Nibedita Manna, Lavanya Shah, and Navya Kaul successfully curated their first newspaper titled ‘Daily DOJ’. The activity was conducted during the 3rd to 4th week of August.
From this project, we learned how to select stories that can capture and engage the audience’s attention, as well as how to make a newspaper look appealing and eye-catching. We also understood the difference between hard news and soft news, which is essential for effective reporting.
Lastly, the activity helped us learn how to organize tasks within a group and work together collectively, which made the entire process both insightful and enjoyable.
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