Janhavi Tandon
Imagine walking into a room where a paper-like smell engulfs your nose. You see stacks of books as far as your eyes can go. Not only books but there’s no shortage of newspapers, journals, magazines, and people peacefully immersed in their work. This room—the library—is a paradise for most journalists.
When journalism students expand their knowledge within these four walls by reading all they can, they are sure to excel outside these walls. The library plays a crucial role in their lives as it is the hub of research, providing journals and articles to substantiate their articles. Libraries have numerous academic resources which enhance their understanding of the theoretical aspects of journalism.
Moreover, these rooms also foster curiosity and encourage critical analysis by keeping students informed about current and historical events. Libraries offer solitude where ideas bloom—whether it’s an investigative report or an entertainment piece, students often find their muse among the bounty of information residing here.
In a nutshell, libraries are the only rooms in the world where, if you shut yourself in, your knowledge would only expand!
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