Journalism and PR are the two media jobs that young students are interested in. Journalism is not the only job that comes under the media jobs but there are others like PR or public relations. There is a reason for this, we shall discuss in coming paragraph. They know very little about the print journalism. Young students are mainly interested in the electronic journalism. Journalism could be print as well as electronic. Although media jobs could be a vast topic but here we shall touch some of the basic things that people what to know it.Īs I said, Barkha Dutt is nothing but a journalist. Thus, basically media jobs are related to the mainstream media and entertainment industry. So, what are media jobs? I think in the title I mentioned the name “Barkha Dutt” and you must know what she is doing. Then we will conclude with the future of media jobs. Then I will tell you how you can get a media job and more importantly what you should have to it. Moreover, we will find out how media jobs are different from other jobs in the market. In this article we shall discuss what is a media job? Then we will look at some reasons that why it is so trending in India. Younger generation in India is very much interested about the jobs associated with it. Trails are especially beautiful this time around the year, due to the blossom.I think title of the article is very clear. This period is one of the most favourable travellings throughout Nepal, trekking is especially recommended during this season as the weather is generally stable, but features high winds and light rainfall in some regions.
The season spans for a period between Mid-March to Mid-May.
What the west calls Spring is called Basanta in traditional Nepali. In the local dialect, seasons are called Ritu’s which have been brought into the tradition following the weather patterns the nation experiences as a whole. Whereas during the summer, the Terai ( Southern Nepal) experiences temperatures between 40 - 45 C, while the hills and mountainous regions experience temperate temperatures. The Northern region of Nepal due to their proximity to the Himalayan range experience harsh winters whereas the southern plains of Nepal the temperatures are not so extreme. This leads to a variation in climate patterns throughout Nepal, even during the same season. To begin with, one must keep to mind the five climatic zones of Nepal which broadly correspond to the altitudes. Many might think that this is just a local exaggeration but if you desire to truly travel the serene scapes of Nepal, having an understanding of the local definition of the seasons can be quite helpful. These six seasons are results of the geography of this ever so beautiful mountainous region. But to the surprise of many travellers, Nepal boasts six seasons Basanta (Spring), Grishma (Early Summer), Barkha (Summer Monsoon), Sharad (Early Autumn), Hemanta (Late Autumn) and Shishir(Winter). Generally, seasons around the world are divided into four Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. Hemanta Ritu (Mid-November to Mid-January) Sharad Ritu (Mid- September to Mid- November) But to those, who haven’t had the opportunity it might be quite difficult to decode. To those who have traversed Nepal multiple times, the spontaneous diversity of the seasons in Nepal might not be a surprise.
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