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Sumitra biswal lecture in Srusti Academy of Manegement loves to teach communication, business law and Advertising.

    Be Aware of Non-verbal Pitfalls

    It begins even when you utter your first word in an interview. By the time interviewer walks towards you, an opinion is already being formed. Her you sit waiting to spew out your answers to the questions you have prepared for,While you are already being judged by your appearance posture, smile or nervous look. Read: Be Aware of Non-verbal Pitfalls Read

    By: sumi | 16/12/2008 | Careers

    Semiotics in Visual Art

    How is meaning produced and conveyed in messages that are primarily visual and how do viewers construct their own meanings from visual communication cues? This study investigates the production of meaning from visual messages in advertising, a visually intensive area of communication Read: Semiotics in Visual Art Read

    By: sumi | 03/12/2008 | Advertising

    Marketing Communication

    The concept of marketing communication is shifting in this fast changing world. Businesses are seeing the emergency of new world, a world of information and complex communication networks. The new communicator’s task is to process and channel the right people at the right time and channel the right way. Peter Duckers makes the point that “Innovation are begin with abandonment it’s what you stop that counts Read: Marketing Communication Read

    By: sumi | 25/11/2008 | Social Marketing

    Myth in Raja Rao

    Kantahpura is a novel which represents the freedom –movement in India, in a village divided into two sections:the Brahmins and the pariahs.hence it signifies the Advaita Philosophy of Indian culture. Rao himself states that it is impossible to separate reality from orthodox Advaita Vedanta Read: Myth in Raja Rao Read

    By: sumi | 24/11/2008 | Intellectual Property

    English as Intellectual Make Up for Indians

    English is a second language for indian but it is language which refined them to present themselfs better in the work place and they feel the same as raja rao felt before that “English is not really an alien language to us. It is the language of our intellectual make up like the Sanskrit and Persian.” Secured jobs and good incomes made indians more comfortable and confident and the same confidence has shown in their speaking style Read: English as Intellectual Make Up for Indians Read

    By: sumi | 20/11/2008 | Languages
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