Newspaper reading habits of university teachers of Punjab and Chandigarh

By:

TALWAR, Paramjit Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1997Description: 155,22LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 028 T12N

Summary: The survey revealed that 9607 per cent of the University teachers were regular newspaper readers with 5633 per cent ranking it as their choicest medium of information followed by television, radio and magazine While news was preferred the most followed by

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The survey revealed that 9607 per cent of the University teachers were regular newspaper readers with 5633 per cent ranking it as their choicest medium of information followed by television, radio and magazine While news was preferred the most followed by

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