The media and publication sector in Assam has
gone a long way now with the electronics and print media playing exemplary
roles in both disclosing the crime and criminals and also taking initiative in
the removal of crimes from the region. Assam, till a few years ago, did not
have that strong and well-powered media as it has today and hence, right from
the government to the illegal private organization or other miscreants, everybody
has learned to stay alert and away from unlawful acts in the fear of being unveiled
to the masses by the media.
Although the number of private satellite news
channels in Assam has increased with time, but these has not left any adverse
effect on the print media. In fact, both the types of media are seen to have
occupied a particular place, irrespective of the fear that electronics media
will soon take the market off print media and one day print media will go
extinct. However, some of the old newspaper organizations that were established
way back in the 70s still exist and are still maintain that strong rapport with
a huge number of permanent readers. The Dainik Janambhumi newspaper that was
first launched as a weekly paper in the year 1947 can be mentioned as an
example in this context.
Presentation of news in simple and straight
language and easy-going words are some of the key factors that has enabled this
newspaper to connect well with the common people and build a bridge with a
large number of regular readers.
The role an editor, the batch sub-editors and
the reporters play in the development and maintenance of a newspaper, is the
most vital part of the print media as in the negligence of any of these factors
will result into the generation of baseless and ineffective news.
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