If we talk about reproductive health, family planning comes immediately to mind. But it is far from everything.

Health from mother to child health, safe motherhood, prevention and control of reproductive tract infections, including sexually transmitted diseases and HIV and gynaecological problems and sexuality. In addition, reproductive health, education and counselling as well as responsible parents and the discouragement of harmful practices against women and children.

It is equally important as reproductive health, the recognition of sexual and reproductive rights. Reproduktiven rights is the fundamental right of all couples and individuals to decide freely and responsibly the number, spacing and timing of their children. You also have the information and means to do so.

But despite their apparent role in the formulation of policies and strategies on population, reproductive health are not enough reports in the mass media. This is a global problem.

As Paul Van Look, Director of the Division of WHO for health and reproductive research, said: “Despite strong arguments - on the basis of public health, human rights, ‘equity and social justice - a strong requirement to focus on sexual orientation and reproductive health in many countries, the overall concept of health care in the field of reproductive medicine has not yet sufficiently understood and applied. ”

Recently, a workshop was held in Kuala Lumpur to discuss strategies that the media can better identify specific issues in the field of reproductive health. Twelve participants from Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, India and Malaysia have jointly explore how the media can help promote the cause of reproductive health for women in their respective countries.

Organized by the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD), an intergovernmental organization, which focus on human resource development in the electronic media, which for two weeks, the workshop was visited by members of media, academics and representatives of non - governmental organizations.

During the first week, they received training on various issues.

This happened to initiate process of reflection on the theme of gender. In the second week, planned activities were thought to find viable solutions.

One participant, Pakistani Moneeza Hashmi, is also one of the organizers of the workshop, said that the objective of the workshop was for participants to sensitize even more concerned about the problems. “If these people can go back and make even the slightest difference in their personal and professional life, which is quite good,” she said.

Moneeza is the executive producer of the Pakistan Television Corporation Ltd, a television station one hour per day for women, transportation or programs for women. Much of the time, be confined to women’s reproductive health. It also occurs in various forms of talk shows, dramas, quiz shows and direct phone-ins.

Jewelry, flowers, cooking demonstrations and also shows a part of the show. It is a package that has been and is popular in countries as far away as Europe, Canada and the USA.

“Every second a television show, it is time to communication, so that even if we are on the side to only one hour, the record is an important element,” said Moneeza.

“What would we do love women is a channel that is a dream, but you have dreams, or you can not continue in the next step to achieve.”

Since the time a programme has been launched, Moneeza on individuals, have refused to participate in the show, as she complains it abgeschotteter women’s issues. “I spoke with several people, but at the end of the day, to feel your presence, it can take itself to marginalize. Once your presence a reality and people are not threatened by you, you can say: “Now I am here to open the doors. ”

In Pakistan, there are five centers and three television channels. You work in a national network, but there are certain periods during which they link and offer programs in their own regional languages.

Bhubaneswar: Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, began a training programme on “the art of interaction with the print and electronic media” for officers of India Forest Service here Monday.

The goal of five days, this programme is to enable trainees with the media to the qualifications necessary for a better relationship and developing relations of cooperation between print and electronic media. More than 30 officers to visit.

With global warming and growing concern about our flora and fauna, the common man is now more concerned about forest management.

This information is hungry and forest managers a central role in slaking their thirst.

Such a program would, therefore, help to achieve the challenges, “said program coordinator Dr. Niraj Kumar at the opening meeting.

Scribes several print and electronic media would be the behaviour of classes. Dean, scientist, Professor William Winfred and other members of the Faculty also visited.

Chennai, Sept. 10 In a globalized economy, the ability to deliver against the promise is important because the idea of India is quite negative, says Raman United Kingdom, President (India), Global Realty Outsourcing India Pvt Ltd

To be checked against faith is always a high level outside India, he added.

The electronic media, both Indian and foreign, often draw a negative image of the country, which does not bode well for the economy, he said during the 20th Convocation of the Post-Graduate Business Management Program at the Institute Financial Management and Research (IFMR).

If we do not deliver as promised, they’d lost credibility. Mr. Raman spoke about the changes that have occurred in the workplace and in the world market in recent times. According to him, a significant change was the expiration of limits.

“Groups are facts, if value is placed capabilities. Dissolve these groups band and all the time.”

Another recent trend is the reward for performance. Since the company was amended law, wages in India.

Dr. J Keval Kumar, director of the Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune, the role played by the press in society

Given the current scenario, do you think the print media to electronic media loses?

The demand for newspapers to thrive on a number of specific advantages of the print media. The growth in literacy levels has fuelled this demand. Maybe the man in television, the Internet and now also for SMS messages. However, newspapers are certainly not in vogue. Newspapers in recent unlike flashes on the television screen, and reading long messages on the Internet is not pleasant. In addition to the written press, itself very well to this rush of electronic media. They are visually more attractive - instead editorial is more aesthetic also presented.

Media has been criticized, to prosper and to the sensation of Make, page-3 culture. Please comment.

Frankly, I think it is not very embarrassing. Media is not a monolith. Each document has the same right to say what she wants, and in their own way. And people have a choice. “Pluralism” is a big positive side of the Indian democracy, which is dynamic. Moreover, I do not see us walk the paparazzi. But a word of caution here for the people of privacy can be violated. This is a decrease by the fact that, finally, the communication has become one of the cases, and readers by consumers.

How do you think the media?

The change I see in the fact that more and more women who are in journalism. Admittedly, there is a general inclination to do to give women, while men depart stories hard to follow the news, things are changing, that the first plan, as well. In addition, the trade has also, whether we like it or not.

Do you think the Indian press is in every sense behind the international press?

It is quite the opposite. Indeed, the Indian press, are not comparable when it comes to political reporting, the nature of the suspension of the strike, we have also in the way we various sectors of society. Our press is very powerful patois.

Ahmedabad, February 2nd: THE Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) creates a list of last year, when the whole lot was schnappte of headhunters, as a general rule, within a period of four hours. This year, however, campus placement is not as joyful. Although the courses have already started since January 10, 10 students out of a total of 58 are still invested.

One of the main reasons is that some ‘normal’, such as human resources HTA, Margrete ORG new step for internships, which began earlier than in the report last year. The Institute has created new operators, but most of them are not and marketing companies, advertising agencies. And so that the jobs available to students, most of the publicity focused on marketing-oriented.

“It is the recession and the advertising industry is one of the strongest. Sure, there is fear, and students are nervous,” says Shantanu Chakravarty, a member of the committee Placement and adds that the company is not in the year, she has no current vacancies, but to get in touch, if there were not.

He was informed that they “forced” to maintain investments in the ranks of the way companies sell drew as a group and a new company as another.

Among the new market players are publications like Mid-Day and Dainik Jaagran well as CNBC and Discovery by the electronic media. Ravi Deshpande Lemon’s new advertising agency is also a first-timer with Arvind brands that are in question, has the highest salary of Rs 3.29 lach per year for this year. Last year, the highest content went up lach Rs 8 per annum. Percept, Grasim, JL Morrison are also for new players in the market this year has yet Hindu MICA the campus after four years.

“Wages are, this year is not very extensive, but then it is fine with the students,” said Chakravarty, if the concern is that, finally, all students are placed.

“One of the reasons why we have negotiations for a longer period of time because we wanted all the time, students are placed. Interviews are not yet finished, and we have a number of good companies like CNBC and Discovery, the student survey “, said MP.

Gaurav Mehta is a student of Brand Management and is one of 10 students who have not yet been negotiated so far. “We all, of course, in motion, and wanted to get the tension shortly, it is nothing but a very serious concern, as we know, we are placed. In my case, I been selective, and therefore would not apply to many enterprises. But then, there are a few interviews left, and I am sure that I received, “says Mehta.

Even those who have placed under, there are some who are not satisfied with what they said Chakravarty. “It is those who were intended to advertise, but instead of sales receipt, or vice-versa,” he explains.

Those who chose the companies are in good hebend a sigh of relief. “It was certainly a relief, because I found a good agency and the type of work I was looking for,” says Neha Saida, a student who was Genesis PR, a leading corporate public relations in the country.