Ishita Bhatia, National Newsportal

Hi, Vlogging is the next big thing in India. In fact, already close to being the next being thing. With social media and internet controlling our daily lives and TV taking a back seat, Vlogs giving genuine reviews/creating innovative content have made way into our lives. In fact, Vlogging can be pursued as a side business along with any main stream profession that you might like to stick with. This being said, full-time Vlogging is definitely a career option.

Hi, I wouldn't really suggest a distance learning course in Print & TV journalism - because it wouldn't give you the desired practical knowledge, which is a must. Journalists aren't paid really well - so if you're expecting engineer/doctor-like salaries, this isn't for you. But that being said, you'll be able to have a decent living with the remuneration they're given.

No, Mass Communication is not necessary. You can do any Diploma or a part time course for this, otherwise Training and internship in any advertising company will also work.
All the best.

There are a lot of opportunities in journalism. Most of the professionals may work in areas like journals, photography companies, All India Radio, broadcasting corporations, press information bureau, new agencies, advertising agents, newspapers, periodicals, TV channels, radio telecasting companies, colleges, institutes, etc. Professionals may get jobs in both private and public sectors. Colleges:
Banaras University
Hindu College
Indraprastha College
Christ University
Amity University.

These are the top colleges in Pune:
1. Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication
2. MAEER's Arts, Commerce and Science College
3. WLC College India
For Ahmedabad, these are some great colleges:
1. Mudra Institute of Communications
2. National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism. Thanks.

Hi, That's quite a question. But it differs from person to person to adjudge any newspaper or channel on this basis. Rather than saying 'unbiased', I would say some newspapers/magazines/portals which are doing 'Stories of Courage' (which, may be, others wouldn't do) are The Wire, The Print, Caravan and The Times of India.