journalist
પત્રકાર
definition
noun
The reason Ken and many others feel moved to write to newspapers and journalists is that they care.
a person who writes for newspapers or magazines or prepares news to be broadcast on radio or television.
translation of 'journalist'
noun
પત્રકાર
example
It is as important to the article as the first sentence is to the tabloid 'journalist' .
sports 'journalist'
freelance 'journalist'
Since then, he has worked as a science 'journalist' in broadcasting, print and online.
He was a 'journalist' of the old school, a reporter who once he got his teeth into a story wouldn't let go.
If you weren't a 'journalist' and cookery writer, what would you have liked to have been?
A 'journalist' despatched to write on the lifestyle of the recruit had little to work with.
newspaper 'journalist'
For what it's worth, I did hear an interesting point from a 'journalist' on the radio.
he was a seasoned TV 'journalist'
As well as a musician and poet he is a 'journalist' , broadcaster and commentator.
With hindsight it was a massive challenge for which there was no preparation as a 'journalist' .
I think the paper is in great shape 'journalistically' .
We can only put this down to fanciful musings by 'journalists' on a slow news day.
I think the problem is that most journalists assume that bloggers want to be 'journalists' .
It has been one of the enduring stories of my 'journalistic' career.
They help us do the right thing 'journalistically' and ethically.
Forgive the lack of 'journalistic' impartiality, but it is madness - a disaster waiting to happen.
The key test is rigorous editorial judgement based on a reliable 'journalistic' process.
Every time it rang it seemed to be news of more 'journalists' killed and injured.
According to 'journalistic' reports, the sub-source was a senior Iraqi military officer.
What should he 'journalistically' , in your judgment, have done?
The reason Ken and many others feel moved to write to newspapers and 'journalists' is that they care.
It's not entirely true that newspaper 'journalists' are paid to get their facts right.
Not being able to get to the story is making 'journalists' at Sky News tear their hair out.
Scottish football 'journalists' continue to write about the success of last season.
The idea was to give 'journalists' , editors and publishers a chance to ask questions.
He also wanted to accomplish something 'journalistically' .
The biggest frustration for 'journalists' at the magazine is their lack of access to the story.
The 'journalists' may have written the stories, but there is still the matter of how they got them.
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