EXPOSURE OF RURAL STUDENTS THROUGH ONLINE MEDIA IN INDIA: A REVIEW STUDY
Keywords:
Online media, mobile phone, social media, rural students, rural IndiaAbstract
Online media is an enormously popular medium that can result in positive as well as negative effects. The medium which is counted as a gift to mankind is not so common everywhere. The tech-savvy world has reached the stage of 5G connection at some places but on the other side, its proper connectivity is still a concern. Considering the aspect of India where the major chunk of the population lives in villages, the online media has not penetrated deep into every zone. Whereat one point it is counted as a benefit to increase business spread awareness and helps as a medium of study, on the other side it is counted as a means of distraction, a source of addiction and a medium which leads to mental issues. Thus, the present paper is a critical study that provides reviews about the exposure of rural students through online media in India.
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