A happy go lucky girl , who spent 18 years of my life in a small town called Indore in Central India .In the pursuit of my dreams , moved on to be a part of the glamorous city of Mumbai and succesfully completed my undergraduate studies in Mass Media and also a diploma in event management. My unsatiated desire to learn more, brought me to London to gain a Masters degree in PR. So here I am , falling in love with the one of the most enchanting places of the world , its lovely people and needless to mention ..my enlightening course and most recently blog writing....
36 hours in almaty
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What is the connection between apples and Almaty? Gotcha! The answer is:
Almaty, the capital of Kazakhstan until 1997, is the birthplace of the
apple. 🙂 T...
Janak Lives Among These Needy Children.
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Mom informed me that Janak's parents have come from Germany. Which suddenly
revived the pain that I went through when I was informed about Janak's
death la...
Help with my research!
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For those who do not know, I am working on my dissertation for my MA in PR,
which is exploring barriers PR professionals are having with new media.
This is...
Women taking top stakes in PR in Kenya
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Hello again. After a long break to do my research which am yet to complete,
I was excited to learn that more women seem to be taking top stakes in
Public R...
PR degree: to study or not?
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I read in Rock Star PR about the some argument we had in class: Is a PR
degree necessary or not? As a graduate Journalism student and a current PR
stude...
Further thoughts
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(continued from previous post)
David Meerman Scott in his latest book suggests that Marketing and PR have
a very blurred to non existent line between them ...
More PR?
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Public relations can be a powerful force and must be managed actively.
Organisations like British Airways and Shell that have won awards for their
market...
Conclusion
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So my ramblings have come to an end. And what have we learnt?
Jamaica has suffered so much from negative publicity and yet have managed
to attract so ma...
Conclusions, Conclusions
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Public Relations will continue to play a vital role in the promotion of
destinations. PR, advertising, marketing and sales incentives will all
maintain the...
When is propaganda most used?
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Propaganda is most used during wartimes because politicians usually need to
shape perceptions of people to get their endorsement of a critical issue
like w...
Tobacco Industry Statements
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Going back to the point about is it honesty the best policy? I have found a
video about the Tobacco Industry saying that tobacco isn’t that bad. They
ha...
Six lessons learned
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This blog has helped me to reach some useful conclusions about how public
relations should make best use of the internet. Here are some ...
7 Things I have learnt about PR and the Law
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Copyright. Defamation. Contracts. Patents. Restrictive Trade Practices.
Litigation. Cyberlaw. It has been almost a month of blogging, a month of
reading, a...
The Borat phenomenon
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Who doesn't know about Borat these days?The show that surprisingly enough
made Kazakhstan famous. Now, the angle of this popularity is what is being
discus...
Virtual Reality work in progress
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In 1999, the Hill and Knowlton PR firm unveiled their newest project, The
Virtual Crisis, which was to simulate a crisis on an interactive CD-ROM.
The 6-ho...
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
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The world organisation, the UNFPA and International professional
association should take lead in mobilising the rest of the world to support
efforts to rep...
Another View on Brand India
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Since I am traveling from tomorrow this will be my last entry of the
series about Brand India.
What is `India' for the world?
It is a millennia-old civil...
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I have noticed that Public Relations has been dramatically transformed over
the past decade into a profession with a large-scale impact on society
througho...
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