IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-7 ~ JuLy 2020

Abstract: This study is intended to find out the basic nature of war news in the present days' print media coverage. The focus of the study is to find out the contemporaneous nature and coverage of liberation war news in Bangladesh after almost 50 years of that incident.This study analyzed The Daily Star and Prothom Alo newspaper coverage of the liberation war story of Bangladesh. This study sought to achieve the basic storytelling nature of the liberation war news.The study applied the content analysis method of 124 copies of The Daily Star and Prothom Alo newspapers over a period of the months of March and December in 2018.Newspaper contents have been selected purposively from which the relevant articles were extracted. The findings indicate that the highest focusing news is the soft news type, and the mostly used structure is narrative structure. It also found most of the news subject is on political personalities, and single-column news treatment has been published most. Documentis being used as the source of most of the news. Besides a little portion of findings highlighted the use of picture color, source and the theme, etc.....

Key Word: News coverage; News nature; War News

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Abstract: The coronavirus (Covid-19) isdeclared as a worldwide pandemic has spread over several countries around the world including India. The disease is transmitted from person to person. Till now there is no specific treatment or vaccination is available for this virus. World Health Organization declared it as aGlobal Public Health Issue. India is a highly populated country and always gives priority to life over livelihood. In order to protect our people from this deadly virus Indian government declared completely lockdown all over the country. This caused a massive movement of migrant labourers from urban areas to their rural counterpart which was never predicted. They are forced to move....

KEYWORDS:InternalMigration, Covid-19 and unemployment

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Abstract: The pursuit of hegemony in Myanmar by several regional and global powers including the USA, China and India has currently become a crucial issue given the former‟s geopolitical features and regime change with the advent of democracy there. In the name of cooperation and revival of democracy these trio- countries compete against each other to maximize their national interest. India and China, being the neighbors of Myanmar with common borders is concerned with territorial security apart from economic interests while the USA sees it as an opportunity to get engaged with it in many forms. In this paper, assessing the nature of competition of the three countries and response of Myanmar...

Key words: Hegemony, Military regime, Foreign policy, Geo-politics, National interest, Regime interest.

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Abstract: This paper examined the diplomacy of denuclearization between North Korea and US under President Donald Trump. Historical research design was used in the study to trace the history of the North Korean nuclear programmes and other related issues; secondary data were collected from existing literature and relevant data were processed through content analysis. Realism was adopted as framework of analysis. The study found that all previous attempts at denuclearization of Democratic People‟s Republic of Korea (DPRK) frequently failed. DPRK has been ambivalent on its denuclearization. Its readiness to negotiate at the Singapore summit was probably brought about by its harsh internal economic and social conditions occasioned by the aggressive responses of the US under President.....

KEY WORDS: Diplomacy, Denuclearization, North Korea, US, President Trump, Singapore Summit

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Abstract: The study set out to investigate factors responsible for low academic performance of Junior High School Final Year Students in the Builsa North District. The study aimed at finding out factors that were responsible for low academic performance of final year students in the BECE results over the years in the Builsa North District. Descriptive survey design was employed and a sample of 15 Head Teachers, 115 Junior High School final year students and 30 subject Teachers were used. Structured questionnaire and interview schedule were used for data collection. Microsoft Excel, thematic and quick impressive analysis were used to analyze the data obtained. The findings of the study showed that.....

Keywords: FINAL YEAR STUDENTS - Junior High School Students who are in the third year at the Junior High School level and participate in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE)

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Abstract: The incidence of rape and sexual related violence against female children has become a source of worry to governments, development planners, researchers and religions across the globe. In Nigeria, hardly a day passes without reported or rumoured cases of rape especially during covid-19Pandemic.Femalechildren rape is a serious crime and has transformed into other felonious offences, such as physical violence and murder. This paperexaminesthe role religion and state in preventing female children rapein Nigeria. It adopted secondary method of inquiry and participate......

KEYWORDS: Religion, State, Female, Children, Rape,

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