Volume : IV, Issue : IV, April - 2015
Folk Media as a Mode of Communication in the Development of Rural Areas
Yathish. L. Kodavath
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Folk media have been recognized as Grass root media. The effectiveness of traditional media in changing negative
social and reproductive health behaviors in rural India is clear. Rural India is endowed with rich, popular means of
communication, including traditional or folk songs, proverbs, storytelling, dancing, drama, poetry recital, arts and
crafts. These popular media are used for such purposes as recreation, entertainment, ritual, ceremonies, communication (information), and
religion. Furthermore, we believe that traditional media can be accommodated by contemporary theories of communication, education, and
behavior change. he flexibility and participatory nature of folk media render any predetermined evaluation strategies almost inapplicable
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Yathish.L.Kodavath Folk Media as a Mode of Communication in the Development of Rural Areas Global Journal For Research Analysis, Vol: 4, Issue: 4 April 2015
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