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If you are someone who dreams of telling stories, reporting the truth, creating content, or making an impact on society-Welcome to the world of Media.

But there’s one big question every media student faces today-

“Should I go for traditional media like TV, newspaper, and radio, or choose digital media like YouTube, Instagram, or news websites?”

This question is not just about career,it’s about your dreams, your identity, and your future. Both fields offer great opportunities,but they work differently.Understanding their differences will help you decide which path suits your skills and interests. A mass communication degree will give you a right blend of convergence.

Traditional media has a soulful connection. Imagine your grandfather reading the morning newspaper with Chai.Your family watching a 9 pm show, having dinner together with laughter and joy.

Similarly A journalist standing in floodwaters,reporting live on national TV, A journalist at border and covering war and updating you live from the location.

Traditional media has trust,structure and legacy. It is deep,responsible and respected. If you want to become a serious journalist,if you love to investigate real stories. If you dream on prime time TV. Then Traditional media is your calling and you need to pursue it with full dedication and firmness. Apply and Pursue degree in journalism and mass communication from a reputed University and step forward for your dream. You could become a face of a News Channel and Chief editor of a National News Channel.

Digital Media gives you freedom to express yourself, your opinion and you don't need a press card to write your feelings. Your smart phone is enough. You don’t wait for editors- you become one. You are the one who likes content creation, you like to create your own personal brand,your identity.You are tech savvy and you love experimenting. You enjoy instant feedback and interaction.

Digital Media is colourful, fast and creative. Imagine A teenager creates a video on climate change and it goes viral. A college student interviews people on the street and posts on instagram. A team of creators shoot a mini web series on the smart phones. It quickly gives them fame and regonisation, and eventually it starts to give them monetary benefits. Digital media growth is very fast but not the last. It stays for a short span of time and fades away like anything. 

Let’s have a look at the real time growth and opportunities in both verticals of media

Traditional Media - starts from regional and reach to National TV

Digital Media- reach world wide,global internet based

Traditional Media- Speed is slow,and wins gradually

Digital Media- Instant real time updates

Traditional Media- Freedom controlled by editors and policies

Digital Media- More freedom and personal space

Traditional Media- trusted platform,fake news get check first and then upload

Digital Media- Can be misused or fake data

Traditional Media- cost to start expensive ,TV set up ,govt license

Digital Media- Smart phone and Internet is enough

Traditional media- Career Path- Structured - Writer to reporter anchor

Digital Media- No graph Content Creator,Influencer 

Traditional media- Audience older generation,families 

Digital Media- Youth, global audience

Traditional Media- Job Security- better in big media houses and Channels

Digital Media- Depends on Views and Followers

Students, ask yourself! 

Do I want a serious journalist who holds the government accountable?

Do I want to create relatable content for youth?

Do I want a structured job or want to become an entrepreneur?

Am I more creative or anayltical?

There is no wrong choice.You have to merge your creativity in the right direction. As a student you have to start blog writing for youtube ,Instagram. Write for College magazines and newspapers.Participate in all the events being held by universities. Join Media Webinar,Seminard Contests.Start following good news channels and good news analyst.Keep writing,editing ,storytelling ethics etc all of it. 

Don’t wait for the perfect moments,create it.Your phone is your newsroom for assignments and this leads you to understand the news ,views and editing. Digital media will assist you in learning and achieving your goals to become a part of traditional media. Whether you hold a mic in the newsroom or a mobile in your hand remember that voice is the power and you have to learn to use this power wisely.Don’t get carried away by trends or numbers. Don’t chase fame.

Chase truth, impact, and purpose.If you want to become a storyteller, make people think, cry, laugh, and change. It doesn't matter if your platform is TV or TikTok.

The media needs your passion. The world needs your words.

You need a traditional skills set that fits everywhere: Strong Writing & Editing , Research and fact checking,Public Speaking,Understanding of Media Laws and Ethics with new media skills Social media trends,Video editing FCP/Adobe,basic Graphic Design,Canva photoshop,SEO Marketing and Data Analytics.

The Media Industry is evolving and welcoming budding journalists who are ready to craft their own story with new age media. Convergence is the balance of both the set skills. For the long run you need a strong research mindset and a keen quest to learn about new changes that are happening in a day to day life.  Traditional media gives you credibility and structured roles, while new media offers flexibility and innovation.

Follow Your Calling!In the end, both traditional and digital media are powerful in their own ways.One brings credibility. The other brings creativity.One is deep-rooted. The other is fast-growing.

If you respect truth, work hard, and never stop learning—you will shine in either path.

So don’t ask, which one is better?

Ask instead, Where does my heart belong?

Choose the one that makes you feel alive. That lets you be real, raw, and responsible.

Because in the world of media—your voice is your power.

Suppose you are a teenager who loves to post on social media; one of your posts was on a sensitive topic that got you a lot of hate and due to that you had to take it down. However, after you have deleted it, you get an arrest warrant that makes you  go to jail… how would you feel? That’s exactly what happened to a teen in India. A 19-year-old IT student from Pune was arrested, thrown out of college and became part of a legal battle that now has everyone across India talking.

What Really Happened?

On May 7, 2025, the student named Khadeeja Shaikh, posted another story to her Instagram profile, blaming the Indian government for poor planning of the military action, Operation Sindoor, against terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. After receiving lots of threatening comments on social media, she removed the post after just two hours. Yet the damage had already taken place. On May 9, Sinhgad Academy of Engineering rusticated her for supposedly destroying its reputation and endangering campus people. After an FIR was filed in her case, police in Pune arrested her that same day and sent her to Yerwada Prison.

Why Were She Restrained from Classes and Arrested?

The college felt her post revealed negative views about the nation and said rusticating her was necessary to maintain the university's values. The student stated in her petition to the Bombay High Court that her civil rights had been broken. She stated she was never allowed to speak for herself—no pre-expulsion notice, no hearing and nothing more. She said that the post was not meant to cause any hurt and that she took it down and apologized right after she realized the problem. 

The Legal Dispute

After a complaint from a right-wing group in the city and regular police reviews of Facebook, an FIR was registered at Kondhwa Police Station on May 9, 2025. Among the charges were additional sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

Section 152: Covers offenses toward the safety, unity and unity of India.

Section 196: Working to make groups of people hostile towards one another

Section 197: Certain kinds of speech that harm national unity

Section 299: Making those of any religion feel insulted

Section 352: Causing insult to stir up unrest

Section 353: Announcements intended to lead people astray

Shaikh was arrested on changing media reports and she was detained by police, later transferred to Yerwada Prison after her bail application was rejected, because she officially lives in Jammu & Kashmir. Maharashtra ATS and the NIA also got involved, but no relation with militant groups or anti-nationals was found in initial findings.

The student’s lawyer asked the Bombay High Court to declare the college’s actions as arbitrary and unlawful. According to the petition, Jafia’s rights to equality, freedom of speech and protection of life and personal liberty were not respected by Article 14, 19(1)(a) and 21 of the Indian Constitution. She is now battling to get back into college and to be given permission to write her final exams from May 24 onwards.

Social Media, Freedom of Speech and the Rules

This is not only happening here; it’s happening elsewhere too. A number of students, activists and professors have been arrested or penalized these days for writing about sensitive issues such as Operation Sindoor and Indo-Pak tensions on social media. People are debating how much freedom of speech should be allowed when it comes to national security.

There is freedom of speech in India, but there are exceptions to this freedom. If you post something “anti-national,” that incite violence or aim to disrupt public order, you could face serious legal action.

Taking care of due process is really important. Many legal and student groups claim that schools and authorities have to respect natural justice which means you need to be treated fairly before any action is taken about you.

What Should Students in India Know About it?

Here are some things to keep handy if you’re involved in social media activities related to politics and national issues:

• Consider what you are posting or sharing first. Sometimes, just posting something again can cause problems if people see it as against the nation.
• Understand what your rights are. Free speech is a right for everyone, but it also means you shouldn’t transmit wrong information or cause unrest.
• Both colleges and employers are keeping track of your activities. A lot of institutions have set clear rules for online behavior.
• You can get legal help. If you are charged with something related to social media, speak with a lawyer and learn the rules for your university or college.

The incident in Pune shows young Indians what is really at stake when we engage online. Because discussions around free speech and national security are getting stronger, it’s necessary to keep up with news, behave responsibly and ask for fair treatment from organizations. Use social media carefully and persuade yourself of this: whatever you post can touch both the conversations around you and the direction your future will take.

On 1st April, 2025, there was an exam conducted, as per a social media post, for security guards. Because of the date of this examination, people wondered whether this was an April Fools’ joke. With millions of young Indians fighting for each available job, Vishal Mega Mart’s latest hiring efforts surprised many, causing a social media sensation and encouraging discussion about the competition to get a job in India. An initial request for thousands of guards on social media quickly became a web of parodies, supported by people all over the Internet.

Vishal Mega Mart test: Fact and Fiction

Vishal Mega Mart informed the public that it was set to recruit a large number of security guards for 645 stores across the country. Even though the job is seen as straightforward, social media jokes suggested that the job screenings were made extra tough and tougher than the country’s most notoriously hard entrance exams like JEE, NEET, and UPSC. 

Vishal mega mart’s Manager (Sehore, MP) when asked by our edinbox team about the job posting he quoted, “I’m not aware of any such job posting; the news of security guard exam was only April Fools’ joke and none of us predicted it to become a meme sensation. However, thanks to the meme culture, now vishal mega mart is known by everyone without spending money for branding and marketing.” 

The stories going around social media platforms Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook and WhatsApp stated:

1. There will be a written test on April Fools’ Day, focusing on Current Affairs, English and the local language.
2. Examining your health condition and fitness level.
3. It is claimed that merely one out of every one hundred examinees passed the exam, so it is more difficult to succeed than most competitive tests.
4. Although no exam was scheduled for April 1, the memes on the topic revealed concerns many people have about getting jobs.

Top Viral Memes on Vishal Mega Mart

After the Vishal Mega Mart security guard recruitment drive was announced, there was a fan frenzy on social media, especially on Twitter, Instagram and Instagram Reels. Because of the creative and funny comments from netizens, the job listing turned into a popular trend and memes related to it quickly spread online. These are some of the most famous themes and examples of memes that appeared everywhere on the internet:

“Ek Hi Sapna – Vishal Mega Mart Security Guard”

“Ek hi sapna – Vishal Mega Mart security guard” became very popular among everybody on Twitter and Instagram. It humorously displayed the attitude people had toward their work. Thousands of people liked and shared this hashtag online, uploading pictures of their favorite candidates, funny mock posters and caricature dream boards full of Vishal Mega Mart logos.

One post on Twitter featured a young man with a sign that said:

“Bachpan main padhaai ki chaya hai, par mera prayaas ab Vishal Mega Mart ka raasta hai” (I always hoped to learn when I was young, but now I prefer working as a Vishal Mega Mart guard).

Memes featuring celebrities ,and memes produced using AI

Many AI-edited images and videos featuring Virat Kohli and Cristiano Ronaldo looking like security staff from Vishal Mega Mart were posted on Instagram and Reels. Fans cracked up at a funny Instagram Reel portraying Virat Kohli as he said he was retiring from cricket due to landing the job he secretly dreamed of: working at Vishal Mega Mart.

Thousands of people commented on these celebrity memes, saying things like:

“Even Virat knows job competition is tough!” and 

“If Kohli can’t get a job, what hope do we have?”

Reflecting the relatable anxiety among youth in India.

Fake coaching centers and funny exam prep shows

Inspired by the tough exams in India, creators of these memes came up with the idea of a fictional test for security positions. Both Instagram carousels and Twitter threads highlighted fake training schools called Vishal Mega Mart Guard Academy, offering demanding schedules, fake mock tests on current affairs and routines that included crawling in mud and pushing up.

Recently, an Instagram post showing a study plan with the courses  like “Retail Security 101” and “How to Handle Angry Customers,” followed by comments like:

“Finally, coaching for the real toughest exam!” and “Move over IIT, here comes Vishal Mega Mart!”

Satire on Salary and Perks

Depending on someone’s experience, wages can vary from Rs 9,000 to Rs 25,000, but memes joked about how popular the job has become. Many people posted fake salary documents imagining extra taxes, while on Instagram, Reels were made featuring skits where new hires acted as if they had won a lottery.

One humorous scene featured someone cheering in the air and included a funny message.

“When you get a Vishal Mega Mart guard job and realize it’s better than your last internship stipend.” Comments reflected the irony many felt about the balance between salary and job security.

Social Status and Power often have a place in humor.

One popular meme theme gave the Vishal Mega Mart’s security guards a heroic or important role, making them appear bigger than doctors, lawyers or politicians when they appear in small towns. Pictures of mall guards were often circulated on Twitter with catchy, witty names.

One tweet that went viral that said, “In my village, Vishal Mega Mart security guard is the ultimate status symbol.” This meme is relatable to many who see such jobs as a source of pride and stability in uncertain times.

Social impact on Social Media And Vice Versa

The memes were seen all over social media in India and helped bring together youth from different parts of the country. The jokes made the process of looking for a job easier while bringing attention to how strong and ambitious India’s young people are. People left comments full of laughter, related to the stories and made notes about current events. Here are some of the top comments that got over thousands of likes: 

• “This is the funniest yet most truthful meme trend I’ve seen in years.”
• “Memes are the only way we can cope with job stress these days.”
• “Who knew a security guard job could unite the entire internet like this?”

Why Is This Trend Going Viral?

The reason this security guard test exploded online was because Vishal Mega Mart hired more people than anyone had ever heard of and netizens thought it was a funny way to highlight the harsh reality of Indian jobseekers. The belief that the exam would take place in April just made it funnier, but many still went with it for their own amusement.

The reason meme culture became popular is that it mimicked the pressure millions have in finding jobs. Highlighting this security test as if it was a competitive job for all India uncovered the strong will and ambitions of India’s youth in changing times.

This meme trend clearly shows  that social media is able to unite and strengthen brands. Because of memes, young Indians could easily share their feelings and dreams in a way that united people from all parts of the country. As a result of the trend, people seeking jobs began to feel more connected as a group.

Vishal Mega Mart benefited a lot when the memes came along unexpectedly for marketing. Because of the meme culture, the brand gained much exposure without spending on any traditional ads. It highlighted the increasing use of social media by young people to communicate and interact with brands in India.

India’s Market Related to This Trend

Besides entertaining many, the Vishal Mega Mart meme helps us notice some serious issues too:

• Intense Competition: Even positions thought to be easy to fill are now extremely competitive, thanks to a lack of available stable jobs.
• Youth Aspirations: The memes show that young people in India long for jobs that allow them to feel protected and respected.
• Social Commentary: The jokes mirror the struggles and issues that many face in their careers.
• Digital Solidarity: By using social media, worries and fears are expressed by the crowd.

The whole Vishal Mega Mart security guard fiasco is not just a funny meme—it uncovers the difficulties Indians have finding work, the hopes of India’s younger generations and the new role social media plays. A simple job posting turned into a nationwide event that bonded people through laughter and common experiences.

The meme trend with the Vishal Mega Mart security guard’s test suggests that social media humor also greatly impacts brand awareness and public discussions in India. We learn that, regardless of how difficult it is to find work, sharing jokes and sticking together can help make youth stories special. 

It is now available to journalists from Bangladeshi, Nepali, Sri Lankan, Afghan, Indian, and Pakistani media. It is intended to support serious reporting on important stories such as public health and humanitarian assistance. Print, web, radio, television, and digital journalists, photographers, and freelancers are invited to apply.

Fellowship involves thematic training, mentorship, and counseling by professional experts. Fellowship of INR 50,000 to INR 2,00,000 shall be given as a grant for the reporting assignment. Field report costs will also be reimbursed.

The applicants have to present a proposal of their idea and plan, and how they are going to execute their story. The planning has to be reported by 2025. The application and fellowships will be shortlisted by an expert panel based on proposal quality and good reporting assurance.

The scheme will attempt to encourage good journalism on matters most relevant to the area. Guided and aided, the scheme hopes to assist reporters in developing well-thought-through and well-researched coverage that will enlighten and challenge the viewer.

Application date for the fellowship is June 15. South Asian journalists can check the link https://tinyurl.com/2phn8bru to know more about eligibility and application. It is a wonderful platform for the development of South Asian journalists' skills, for good reporting, and for the development of journalism culture in the country.

The fellowship must be with media professionals who will share information, skills, and good practice in covering humanitarian aid and public health. By virtue of its capacity-building and story-support nature, the project will make an enormous impact on the journalistic climate of the area.

Have you often found yourself saying, “I’d love to be a news anchor one day”? Perhaps making Instagram reels, writing short stories or designing posters excites you. The Indian media sector is full of diverse opportunities for all kinds of individuals. No matter if you’re taking the entrance exam for journalism or waiting for your Global Media Common Entrance Test results in 2025, this article will help find the media career that best fits your skills and interests. 

Are You a Natural Storyteller? Journalism and anchoring may just be your perfect fit.

Journalism or anchoring could be the perfect fit for you if you enjoy exploring, interacting with different people and staying up-to-date with breaking news. Journalists and anchors are constantly out in the field gathering news, conducting interviews and sharing it with the public. Digital news platforms and round-the-clock media channels have led to increased demand for qualified journalists in India. Journalists should have strong self-assurance, the ability to analyze a situation rapidly and outstanding communication skills. Becoming a news anchor lets you share news with the public and feel right at home in the limelight.

Passionate About Writing? Consider content writing or scriptwriting

Expressing ideas in written form comes naturally to you? Content writers and scriptwriters work to craft engaging articles, social media posts, blogs and even TV/film scripts. Businesses and media organisations are always looking for skilled writers able to captivate readers with innovative and unique material. People with a passion for literature, gathering information and a creative mind will find confidence in this career. Many renowned journalism institutes in India provide training in creative writing and scriptwriting.

Are You Creative and Visual? Join the Team in Graphic Design or Social Media

Do designing posts, editing images or crafting videos get you motivated? You could excel in graphic design, animation or running a successful social media page. The work in these fields revolves around creating unique designs and visually exciting content that makes an impression online. There are now more diverse prospects available than ever before in these industries and you’ll always be learning new techniques. You will do well in this field if you like spending time designing images and are constantly aware of the latest online trends.

Do you enjoy technology? production and technical roles can be your go-to choice. 

Some people are especially interested in the aspects of a project that happen behind the scenes. You might realize you want to explore careers like broadcast technician, video editor or TV/radio producer if you’re interested in how various media is produced. You’ll be successful in these roles if you pay close attention, thrive in stressful situations and are comfortable working with technology. You will excel in these jobs if you both love expressing yourself creatively and are great at solving technical problems.

Good at managing and planning? Consider working in public relations or media planning

A skill set that includes event coordination, project management and problem solving could lead you to consider career options in either PR or media planning. Public relations promoters help businesses, institutions and celebrities preserve their image and connect with audiences. Media planners decide when and where ads will be displayed so they earn the most visibility. You’ll succeed in these roles if you excel at multitasking, networking and handling pressure with composure.

Are facts and truth exactly what interests you? Investigative journalism is for you

Are you curious by nature and enjoy exploring complex issues to uncover the facts? Investigative reporters and analysts tackle major stories by gathering facts and bringing out secrets that others can’t find. This kind of work requires you to have patience, excellent research abilities and a deep commitment to doing what’s right. Sticking with it and having a passion for in-depth research can lead to some truly satisfying experiences in this field.

Taking the first steps toward building a career in media often requires getting admitted to a reputable media college or university. All  the students who are seeking to pursue a career in media often start by passing an entrance exam. Passing the journalism entrance exam after 12th is an essential step to enroll in some of the best journalism colleges. Getting a high score on the Global Media Common Entrance Test 2025 can help you gain admission to colleges that are approved by members of the Global Media Educational Council.

See, media careers come in all shapes and sizes and keep evolving year after year. No matter if you’re good at telling stories, coming up with ideas, tech savvy or organizing events, you’ll find a suitable role in the media industry. Consider what you find most interesting, talk to professionals or instructors and see if you can do some short-term work experience in the field. Study hard for your entrance exams and you’ll be well on your way to a media career that will fulfill your skills and interests.

The most successful media professionals are often the ones who do what they are truly passionate about. Do what makes you happy, stay curious and prepare to make an impact in the media industry.

Remember the rat trap story? The story was so simple of a device with tempting cheese that the baiter baits, and SNAP goes the trap. When we compare today’s time with this legendary story, we can evidently feel how that rat trap became a metaphor for work life, and now it has evolved enough to be something worse. The bait has changed…the trap hasn’t. 

For millions of students and Gen Z dreamers across the globe, the bait is no longer cheese but content. The trap? Social media feeds, breaking news alerts, and viral video clips. Are you being merely informed or just influenced enough to be manipulated? This is a big question or perhaps a wake-up call for aspiring journalists, content creators and media consumers. 

The Power of Human Voice in News

Notice how the news anchor’s voice can influence how you feel? That’s one thing sound can’t offer, only a real person talking can. It may offer information, lift our spirits, or, if handled badly, influence our judgement in the wrong way.

In India, the way a person delivers their message is often as important as the points they share. Drama can sometimes make a small piece of news important, and heated debates can get in the way of actual news. Here, news becomes overpowering and filled with emotion, helping to form our views and arouse different emotions, even when we are not aware of it.

For example, two people could share the same story, but because of their styles, you might feel uneasy or more at peace. This kind of influence can shape how you view the world.

This should make all journalists, content creators, and media consumers sit up and take notice. Put your energy into educating, not always into influencing. A journalist should practice clarity and fairness. Remember, your approach to delivering messages can impact your audience. Always remember to raise these questions when concluding something. Ask yourself, “Is what I am consuming news, or just an influence?”

Because, see, at the end of the day how you communicate is as important as what you communicate. Remember, when you write/speak, you also shape the attitudes and values of the community.

News or Narrative? The Blurred Line

There is the tricky part in the world where headlines and alerts pop-up more frequently by the minute: from the perception of information being absorbed to perception of being swayed. By way of bite-sized, visually stimulating, and emotionally engaging content, the social media platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube welcomed mass sharing of this content by Indian Gen Z. A headline in present times suggests conveying messages in two-minute bite-sized chunks, turning news into a narrative and facts colored with a delivery style.

Ask yourself, when you scroll back and forth on your feed or review a trending news clip, are you just absorbing the information, or are you being subtly nudged toward a reaction?

The Main Difference Between Informing and Influencing in Journalism

Journalists rely on two main approaches called informing and influencing, each for a different reason and effect.

Informing

• The aim is to give accurate, honest information that allows the audience to decide for themselves.
• Informative journalism explains who, what, when, where, why, and how by making sure the facts are correct and clear.
• It involves providing information, meeting people’s need for answers, and keeping things open and honest.
• Example: A news report that shares reliable facts about a government policy, without forming an opinion on whether it is right or wrong.

Influencing

• The purpose is to influence how people feel or act by using persuasion, emotional words, or by highlighting only some parts of the information.
• Many media outlets use journalism to draw attention to some facts, use images and videos, and present stories in a way that promotes a particular belief or action.
• To motivate others, persuasion depends on trust, conviction, and occasionally on very subtle changes in the way ideas are delivered.
• Example: A TV show that aims to convince viewers to back a certain political party or community group.

Why Does This Matter for Aspiring Journalists and Social Media Experts? 

If you’re dreaming of a career in journalism or social media, this is your wake-up call. In this regard, distinguishing delivery from content is an art and key to keep the very spirit of journalism alive. Being the digital generation, Gen Z students are, indeed, in the forefront to reshape Indian media. However, with great power arises an even greater responsibility:

• Journalists: It is not only your job to report, but you must also make sure that the audience gets truly informed, not subtly influenced by your tone or style.
• Social Media Experts: You are the modern-day storytellers, and your content has the power to become viral. But are you adding value or just adding noise?
• Students: For you, in these two faces of consumer and creator, awareness of the difference is your armory. See how to discriminate between information and influence.

Remaining Reasonable in a World of Confusing Situations

• Question the Delivery: Pay attention to the tone and language used by the anchor. Do the authors use an unbiased approach, or is the writing meant to cause a reaction?
• Check Multiple Sources: Try not to pin all your hopes on one site or blogger. Cross-check news from different outlets.
• Understand the Platform: Every social media platform is different in its feel. Instagram is all about visuals, Twitter focuses on opinions, and YouTube highlights the individual behind the channel.

It’s important to be mindful of SEO and the algorithms used by search engines. Platfoms often show you what they want you to see, rather than everything. While trending stories and viral posts get a lot of attention, that doesn’t always mean they are the most important.

Being doubtful is a strong quality for Gen Z to have. You want to see realness, fast updates, and material that appeals to you and others. Talk to help you understand, to understand others, and to produce new ideas. If you’re sharing news or a meme, always keep these things in mind. you have the ability to shape or change opinions. Choose wisely.

Remember, Awareness Is Your Superpower

Nowadays, instead of falling in a rat trap, we may fall into something more modern like a social media trap. However, the real part is about being conscious of your actions. Because the difference between news and stories is so easy to mix up these days… Being able to tell, ask questions about, and stay connected to the facts will make you different, whether you plan to work in journalism, use the internet a lot, or simply study well and pay attention.

Next time you encounter a viral story or video, take a second to think. Is the news just providing facts, or is it trying to sway your opinion? Your answer may decide your future path.