About Neilima

I am a student of B.Tech and wish to start a career in journalism. i'm lookin forward to some help and growth. Hope to get it here.

Life in letters..!

By Neilima Bh P India

On leisurely afternoons and lonely nights, a lot of us often tend to look at the collections of college and school. I...(Read)

Published February 08, 2010

If only we were all amnesic

By Neilima Bh P India

One of the most alarming and attention seeking issues of today: Road accidents. This is a record of just another mish...(Read)

Published January 26, 2010

India's youth divided on press credibility, poll says

By Neilima Bh P India

Fraudulent...Innovative...Biased. Where there are too many words to define media, what is yours. Youth...too stern or...(Read)

Published January 24, 2010

Recent Comments on Neilima's stories

Sadia Khanam commented on "India's youth divided on press credibility, poll says" (19 days ago)

Hi Neilima
I am an associate editor of a journal The Eastern Post, and would like to publish this story of yours in our Youth's Circle section. We are looking for news and fresh writers for this ection. For further details do contact me at sadiakhanam122@gmail.com as sson as possible. (p.s. within a day or two if possible). Its a nice story.

Beth Potter commented on "If only we were all amnesic" (about 1 month ago)

This is a very engaging story, but it's not a news story.
Is there any way to use the story of these two boys' deaths to get into things being done to make the roads safer?
Please start off with "what's next" -- national accident statistics are up or down and why highway officials say that's the case, and condense this story into about a paragraph.
You can then follow up with quotes from highway safety activists, other families who have lost loved ones, support groups, etc.

Neilima commented on "India's youth divided on press credibility, poll says" (about 1 month ago)

Thank you Beth for the comment. Also, i'll keep in mind the key concept. And, the statistics are no copyright material. I'd be more than happy if they are of good use.

Beth Potter commented on "India's youth divided on press credibility, poll says" (about 1 month ago)

These statistics are very interesting ... can we credit them to a research organization? Also, can you please add the last names of the people whom you quote? In general, a news story cannot get published without all sources being named.
With just a little more work, this story would be a great candidate for UPI.com!