Research Skills: Digging Deeper for the Truth

A journalist’s job is to go beyond what’s obvious. Real stories don’t lie on the surface—they are found in documents, interviews, archives, and data. Research is what transforms an ordinary report into an extraordinary revelation.

At BMA Academy, students learn:

• How to gather credible sources.
• Interview techniques and question framing.
• Using RTI (Right to Information) for investigative stories.
• Fact-checking and cross-verification.

🟠 Why it matters: In a world full of rumors and half-truths, journalists must be fact-finders. Strong research ensures accuracy, depth, and credibility in reporting.

💡 Inspiration: “The more you dig, the brighter the truth shines. Be the one who dares to uncover it.”