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Soft cover. Zustand: New. In India, cricket s journey started o as a dream, then became a religion and now it has become a full-fledged industry. Opportunities come thick and fast for the ones putting in the hard yards. Through these 12 cricketers, Arani Basu showcases how a cricketer is hardened to endure the rigours of top-flight cricket. These stories are mere examples. They may make for a template but even these players would know there s somebody hungrier than them ready to make bigger sacrifices to realize their cricketing dream. This is the story of the future of Indian cricket. There s every opportunity at your disposal provided you have the will to edge past your competitor. But then what is a sportsman without overcoming challenges! Indian cricket is ready to throw up many such stories in the coming years!
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Springer Nature Singapore, 2025
ISBN 10: 9819516641 ISBN 13: 9789819516643
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Understanding Propaganda: A Study of Media in Contemporary India critically interrogates the subject of media propaganda in India. Situating the rich and varied global scholarship on propaganda within the Indian context, this book argues that mainstream media in India functions less as a watchdog of democracy and more as a conduit for the ideological narratives of the ruling regime. Central to this study is the formulation of a concept the author terms propaganda infrastructure , a structural, institutional, and affective network that enables the normalization of exclusionary and authoritarian narratives. While rooted in the Indian experience, this framework offers valuable insights for understanding media complicity in authoritarian regimes globally.Through a rigorous engagement with conceptual frameworks and grounded empirical analysis, the book reveals how Indian media systematically echoes and amplifies the tenets of Hindu nationalism, promotes anti-minority worldviews, and sustains a climate of Islamophobia. Each chapter draws on empirical illustrations emerging through primary data that demonstrate how key features of propaganda such as repetition, emotional manipulation, enemy construction, and manufactured consent are deeply woven into the fabric of polymedia in contemporary India ranging from television to social media. This book is essential reading for scholars, journalists, students, and citizens concerned with democracy, media ethics, and the growing convergence between state power and information systems in the digital age.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Understanding Propaganda: A Study of Media in Contemporary India critically interrogates the subject of media propaganda in India. Situating the rich and varied global scholarship on propaganda within the Indian context, this book argues that mainstream media in India functions less as a watchdog of democracy and more as a conduit for the ideological narratives of the ruling regime. Central to this study is the formulation of a concept the author terms 'propaganda infrastructure', a structural, institutional, and affective network that enables the normalization of exclusionary and authoritarian narratives. While rooted in the Indian experience, this framework offers valuable insights for understanding media complicity in authoritarian regimes globally. 156 pp. Englisch.