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Comparative Study of Newspaper Reading Preferences among College-Going Youths

Rajiv Singh & PhD Avinash Bajpai
pp. 70-75 January 2019 Open access · CC BY 4.0
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India is witnessing a healthy trend when it comes to higher education and the attendance of youngsters in colleges. India'syouth is career-oriented and focused on their goals. Girls and boys are headstrong and raring to go. With streams ranging from scien ce to mathematics to political science to psychology to various other subjects, college students are making their presence felt in every stream. They are no longer considered ignorant and self-obsessed. The study is an investigation of the reading pattern sand preference of young people going-college in India. The survey research method was used to delve into the psyche of young collegians in Bhopal and study the characteristics of their reading patterns. The study queries among other: do girls have any di fferent interest in news and articles than the boys studying in the city?

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Singh, R., & Bajpai, P. A. (2019). Comparative Study of Newspaper Reading Preferences among College-Going Youths. Transdisciplinary Agora for Future Discussions Journal, 1(2), 70–75. https://journal.taffds.org/articles/comparative-study-of-newspaper-reading-preferences-among-college-going-youths

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