Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The soul of India resides in rural areas, about three quarters of population lives in rural India and engaged in agricultural or traditional pursuits. In those remote areas the only means of exchange of information and ideas in the lives of people is mass media. Both print and electronic media, recognized as the fourth pillar of any nation, bear a substantial and crucial social responsibility. These media outlets can serve as guiding lights to inform, enlighten, educate and inspire Indian rural society. There exists a reciprocal influence between media and society. The media's vital role involves delivering accurate, unbiased, timely, constructive, and critical information to the public. It can disseminate details about various initiatives, systems, and procedures to educate rural citizens. Providing wholesome entertainment also falls within the media's responsibilities. Media also giving massage about development to the people for creating mindset for change in society. The media's function is particularly crucial for disadvantaged groups, local language users, and marginalized sections of society. This research paper will discuss the obligations and duties of media towards the rural part of Indian society.
Author: GAURAV YADAV -
Institution: University of Lucknow
Language: English
Subfield: Communication
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4408916292