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Mahatma Gandhi - Peerless Communicator
by VN Narayanan
Mahatma Gandhi was the most effective
mass medium of the 20th century. His journalism belonged to an era when
there was neither radio nor television. Such was the power of his 'soul
communication' that whatever he said and wrote reached the farthest
corners of this country within days and to the entire world thereon.
Mahatma Gandhi, in a journalistic career spanning nearly four decades,
edited six journals. None, including Harijan and Navajivan,
could boast a circulation of more than a few thousand copies. But such
was Gandhi's grasp of the basics of mass communication that he ensured
that his daily "outpourings of heart and soul" reached all.
If one were to ask the question as to who came first-Gandhi-the-freedom-fighter
or Gandhi-the-media-crusader-the truth would be that Gandhi-the-journalist
pre-dated Gandhi the freedom fighter by at least 20 years.
In less than a few months' stay in South Africa, Gandhi realized the
need to become a journalist to fight for the rights of the Indian community.
And he brought the highest qualities the profession could boast of-courage
in the face of adversity, unswerving adherence to truth, pursuit of
public causes, and objectivity in presentation.
His letters to the editors of South African dailies are a lesson to
all journalists on how to fight injustice in a country where the laws
are loaded against one section of the people, without giving offence
to the rulers themselves.
A telling example of this trait was his letter dated October 25, 1894
to the Times of Natal, which carried a contemptuously worded
editorial titled, 'Rammysammy'.
Gandhi wrote: "You would not allow the Indian or the native the precious
privilege (of voting) under any circumstances, because they have a dark
skin. You would look the exterior only. So long as the skin is white
it would not matter to you whether it conceals beneath it poison or
nectar. To you the lip-prayer of the Pharisee, because he is one, is
more acceptable than the sincere repentance of the publican, and this,
I presume, you would call Christianity ."
Gandhi adds: "You
may; it is not Christ's. Sir, may I venture to offer a suggestion? Will
you re-read your New Testament? Will you ponder over your attitude towards
the coloured population of the Colony? Will you then say you can reconcile
it with the Bible teachings or the best British traditions? If you have
washed your hands clean of both Christ and the British tradition, I
can have nothing to say; I gladly withdraw what I have written. Only,
it will then be a sad day for British and for India if you have many
10 years of relentless crusade, Gandhi realised that the twin tasks of
mobilizing public opinion and influencing official decisions required
a regular newspaper. Thus was born Indian Opinion in June 1903.
He was clear about the nature and content of his newspaper. It would not
carry any advertisements nor try to make money.
Instead, he sought subscribers who would give donations. It was while
writing in Indian Opinion that Gandhi stumbled on the concept of
Writing on satyagraha in South Africa, he said: "Indian Opinion
was certainly a most useful and potent weapon in our struggle."
The journal was to Gandhi "a mirror of his own life".
In My Experiments with Truth, he wrote: "Week after week I poured
out my soul in its columns and expounded the principles and practice of
satyagraha as I understood it. I cannot recall a word in these articles
set down without thought or deliberation or a word of conscious exaggeration,
or anything merely to please. Indeed, the journal became for me a training
in self-restraint and for friends a medium through which to keep in touch
with my thoughts."
Indian Opinion lasted for 11 years. It more or less forced the
South African provincial regimes to modify their repressive laws against
Indians. One day Gandhi got a call from Bihar where the Indigo farmers
of Champaran were subjected to the same kind of indignity and exploitation
as the indentured labourers in South Africa.
He promptly went there and investigated the issues, and produced a report
that would be the envy of the greatest investigative journalist anywhere
in the world. After Champaran it was only a matter of time before the
Mahatma took to journalism as his most potent weapon of satyagraha.
As coincidence would have it, Gandhi was persuaded to take over the editorship
of Young India. Simultaneously, he started to edit and write in
Navajivan, then a Gujarati monthly.
Gandhi's writings in it were translated and published in all the Indian
language newspapers. Later Navajivan was published in Hindi, as
Gandhi was convinced that Hindi would be the national language of free
The Mahatma's crusade for the repeal of the Press Act of 1910 was a unique
piece of journalism. He was telling the rulers that it was in the best
interests of the government to repeal the law.
Issue after
issue of Young India and Navajivan carried samples of
the Mahatma's journalistic genius which blended seemingly earnest appeals
to the government to do what was "just and righteous".
In South Africa his writings often made the white racists look ridiculous:
"The white barber refused to cut my black hair", extending colour prejudice
to not only non-Christian skin but non-Christian hair as well. In March
1922, Gandhi was charged with spreading disaffection by writing seditious
articles in Young India.
In his own inimitable manner Gandhi said: "I hold it to be a virtue
to be disaffected towards a government, which in its totality has done
more harm to India than any previous system. India is less manly under
the British rule than she ever was before. Holding such a belief, I
consider it to be a sin to have affection for the system."
The burden of leading a nation towards freedom and the contingency of
having to face trials followed by jail terms, did not stem the flow
of writings from Gandhi's pen. There was not a day when he was not writing
on some issue or the other in Young India and Navajivan.
To these he added Harijan, Harijan Sevak, and Harijan
Bandu, which became the Mahatma's potent media for carrying his
message to the weakest sections of India. Young India and Navajivan
folded up in January 1932 when Gandhi was imprisoned for a long spell.
Between 1933 and 1940, Harijan (English), Harijan Bandu
(Gujarati) and Harijan Sevak (Hindi) became the
Mahatma's voice to the people of India. These newspapers found the
Mahatma concentrating on social and economic problems.
Caste disparities and such instruments of social deprivation as untouchablity
and ostracisation were the targets of the Mahatma's crusade. Gandhi's
assessment of the newspapers of the day was not complimentary.
He found them commercial, afraid of the government and not truthful
in reporting. His last word on the Indian newspapers came at a prayer
meeting in Delhi on June 19, 1946. He said: "If I were appointed dictator
for a day in the place of the Viceroy, I would stop all newspapers."
He paused and added with a mischievous wink: "With the exception of
Harijan, of course."
Reader's Comments
Subject: Mahatma Gandhi - a tremendous teacher in the art of Worldmaking and Society reshaping ! - 20 May 2013
Service of the people through promotion of Justice was the core in the thinking and writing of the late Mahatma Gandhi.
by: Dr. Cajetan Coelho
Subject: Role Of Press In Gandhi's Life - 11 December 2012
want a thorough study material about the role of Press in Mahatma`s Life. Want a clear understanding about how Media played a vital role in Gandhi`s life. Got to justify about how Mahatma proved out to be a great Mass Communicator
by: sangita girish naik
Subject: media and human rights - 15 October 2012
The article is an eye opener to our journalists who believe in paid and only sensational news item's coverage. Journalists on Bapus foot prints would prove key to social reforms and social values.
by: jasmine
Subject: MEDIA AND JOURNALISM - 13 July 2012
by: sangita girish naik


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Angry scenes broke out during the parade in Luton for the 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, known as The Poachers, on 03/10/2009. A large crowd lined the streets of the Bedfordshire town to celebrate the return of the local regiment, who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan (see also - Wootton March).
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Lawyers for the men said their clients discussed plans to protest with police beforehand, had agreed to a time and a place to do so with them, had complied with police throughout and officers had not objected at the time to their slogans.
District Judge Carolyn Mellanby said the trial was a test case and described it as "very unusual". She rejected the lawyers' argument that their clients were merely exercising their right to freedom of speech as enshrined in the Human Rights Act. She said: "The defendants' conduct went beyond reasonable legitimate protest".
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Voting booth: A room with a worldview
I've been thinking a lot about worldviews lately. Electing a president, I think, is only somewhat about the person we choose to occupy the Oval Office, and much more about the worldview — the lens through which we view the world and our place in it — that we endorse and put our power, treasure, and collective awareness behind.
This worldview choice is a big deal because it affects nearly every aspect of U.S. policy, life, and discourse. And, because of U.S. far-reaching influence (and effluence) in world affairs, our worldview choice proceeds to affect every person on the planet to one degree or another.
An easy way to recognize the radical difference in worldviews between the Democratic and Republican parties in the U.S. these days is to compare the keynote speeches from each party's convention (nod to Al Franken).
Assuming each speech is representative of its party's worldview — and I think it is as each was its convention's keynote — the difference really is astonishing. Check it out:
Barack Obama (Democratic Convention keynote, July 27, 2004)
Zell Miller (Republican Convention keynote, September 1, 2004)
(Each speaker's name above is a link to his Wikipedia entry that contains bio info and numerous links to further related information.)
For me, my Christian worldview preempts all others, and as I find it generally compatible with the Democratic worldview and almost completely incompatible with the Republican worldview — a finding made stronger by further study, interestingly enough — you can understand why I come down on the side I do.
Now presumably, a Christian worldview transcends both Democratic and Republican ones by encompassing more truth than either alone could hope to. But here and now as a U.S. voter I'm forced to choose between these two, so I choose the nearer approximation.


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Top academic and service awards were presented to members of the University of Nebraska at Kearney faculty and staff and the Kearney community during UNK's faculty/staff opening convocation on Friday August 18, 2006. Four UNK faculty received $1000 Pratt-Heins Faculty Awards for teaching, service and scholarship and research. Tom Tye II of Kearney, trustee for the Pratt-Heins Foundation, presented the awards.
Joseph Benz, a professor of psychology, received the Pratt-Heins Award for Teaching. A nomination letter by one of his former students noted: "His class marks a significant turning point in my academic career. It proved to be the most interesting class I had taken and allowed me to decide that the psychobiology major was going to be my career".
Benz has been recognized with several teaching awards, including being named the Honors Teacher of the Year in 1991. In presenting the award, Tom Tye indicated that "His (Benz's) contributions to teaching have taken many forms, including mentoring of undergraduate student research, scholarship related to teaching, and involvement in professional and other service activities related to teaching"
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Planning for Assessment of Service Learning: Dr. Barbra Holland discusses the challenges of assessing student's service learning experiences as part of their overall learning experience at UNK.
IDEA: Dr. Christy Horn presents information on what constitutes a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
How Does the Millennial Generation Differ from Other Generations at the Same Age? Richard Sweeney, will discuss how Millennials differ from generations before them at the same age and explore the implications for colleges and universities.
Cultivating Campus Cultures that Value Student Success: To make our campuses more effective in promoting learning and success in first-year students, we must consider the role played by each unique campus culture
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The CTE Recognition Luncheon for spring, 2006 was held in the Sandhills room on April 27th. At the luncheon, all faculty teaching and mentoring award winners for the 2005-2006 academic year were recognized including the following:
The speakers for the annual recognition luncheon are fromer UNK OTICA winners. The speaker at the 2006 luncheon, Dr. Richard Miller, was the OTICA winner in 1997. In his speech, Tales from the Trenches: The Joy of Teaching, Rick shared his philosophy of teaching and the impact of that philosophy on students.
According to Miller, good teachers require students to think, to solve problems, to pose questions, and to wonder about the "why" behind the "what we know". To Miller, teaching is working with students both in and out of the classroom, helping them to achieve their goals as students. As one of his students once stated "Professors teach in the classroom, but teachers teach in and out of class".
Miller believes that scholarship and teaching, although two very different words for a very similar process, are at the heart of teaching and learning. This process is how students come to understand what they didn't understand before.
Rick states "the greatest joy I have in teaching is the process of mentoring undergraduate research". He describes his first experience with research as an undergraduate, and that is where he first developed the belief that wisdom begins with wonder. That wonder is what he sees when mentoring undergraduate research projects. In all, Miller has mentored over 130 undergraduate research projects at UNK that have been presented at regional and national conferences. Miller states his students have very similar goals - to discover that which was not known before. Miller avoids replications and extensions of research projects in order for students to develop knowledge not previously known.
Miller also believes that good teachers establish high academic standards. These teachers require their students to demonstrate a high level of competency. They establish rigorous, but fair, grading criteria and they offer their students the support and encouragement needed to meet or exceed those criteria. He states that it is a never ending source of joy and pride to see our students succeed in ways they never imagined possible when they first came to us.
Full Transcript of Dr. Miller's speech. (Tales from the Trenches: The Joy of Teaching)
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September 29 – Regression Models for Limited Dependent Variables Webcast: 11:00-12:30 Communications Building Room 101, Brown Bag Lunch; Drinks and Dessert provided
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October 23 –Hands on Faculty Development: Our Excellent Adventures in China 3:00-4:00 Copeland Room 140
October 26 –The Learner Centered Classroom: Building Rapport and Community Webcast: 12:00-1:30 Communications Building Room 101, Brown Bag Lunch; Drinks and Dessert provided
October 27 – Robust Regression Webcast: 11:00-12:30 Communications Building Room 101, Brown Bag Lunch; Drinks and Dessert provided
November 17 –The Teaching-Advising Connection with Dr. Drew Appleby, Purdue University. 11:30-1:00 NSU, Sandwich lunch will be provided.
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Section 17-147 Initiation of procedure; public hearing.
Section 17-148 Assessments levied after land acquired; public hearing.
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