Re-visiting the Growth of PR in India
Friends, Thank you very much for taking out time from your very busy schedule to read my blog(s). Sharing PR knowledge with you has become my passion now. I feel encouraged after reading your feedback in the comments column. Today I’m happy to present my 89th blog “Re-visiting the Growth of PR in India”. Friends PR technique was unconsciously used in ancient India. The best example is that of the Emperor Ashoka. His edicts inscribed on rocks that have survived till this day, informed the people, the policies of the government, and exhorted them to carry out certain tasks. Interestingly, an important principle of public relations was practiced by Ashoka. The edicts for different regions were written in regional scripts that were in use in that region, making royal communication “language and region-specific” for better understanding and acceptability. Another form of public relations was practiced directly by Indian British Govt. during World War-1 (1914-1918). As in other parts o