Q. After the emergency (1977) the following publications entered into Indian Publication industry: (December 2022, UGC NET)
(A) The Telegraph
(B) Mid-day
(C) Dainik Bhaskar
(D) Indian Express
(E) Frontline
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
1. A, C and E only
2. A, B and E only
3. B, C and D only
4. C, D and E only
Correct Ans: (2)
Explanation: The end of the emergency in 1977 marked a turning point for the Indian media industry, leading to the emergence of new publications that played pivotal roles in shaping public opinion. “The Telegraph,” launched in 1982, quickly became known for its comprehensive coverage and in-depth reporting, particularly in the eastern region of India. “Mid-day,” a Mumbai-based publication founded in 1979, gained popularity for its focus on urban life, entertainment, and local news. “Frontline,” which started in 1984, established itself as a significant fortnightly magazine known for its investigative journalism, in-depth analysis, and critical perspectives on political and socio-economic issues. These publications, arriving in the post-emergency period, contributed to a more pluralistic and vibrant media landscape, reflecting the diverse voices and perspectives of Indian society.
