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    1. The grandparents responses varied on living situations, but most lived in Mumbai, India. They said media did not influence them much as teenagers, and newspapers like Sakal Paper, Times of India, Lok Satta, and The Indian Express were the main media options. 2. The parents responses complemented each other. They lived with immediate families and saw government changes and riots as teens. They had newspapers, television, and color movies which represented an expansion of the media environment. 3. There are few similarities between grandparents and parents - they both favored newspapers like Times of India and Lok Satta. However, parents had color movies while grandparents did not, and media impacted parents more than grandparents.

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    1. The grandparents responses varied on living situations, but most lived in Mumbai, India. They said media did not influence them much as teenagers, and newspapers like Sakal Paper, Times of India, Lok Satta, and The Indian Express were the main media options. 2. The parents responses complemented each other. They lived with immediate families and saw government changes and riots as teens. They had newspapers, television, and color movies which represented an expansion of the media environment. 3. There are few similarities between grandparents and parents - they both favored newspapers like Times of India and Lok Satta. However, parents had color movies while grandparents did not, and media impacted parents more than grandparents.

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    1. The grandparents responses varied on living situations, but most lived in Mumbai, India. They said media did not influence them much as teenagers, and newspapers like Sakal Paper, Times of India, Lok Satta, and The Indian Express were the main media options. 2. The parents responses complemented each other. They lived with immediate families and saw government changes and riots as teens. They had newspapers, television, and color movies which represented an expansion of the media environment. 3. There are few similarities between grandparents and parents - they both favored newspapers like Times of India and Lok Satta. However, parents had color movies while grandparents did not, and media impacted parents more than grandparents.

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    Comparison

    1-Grandparents' responses vary and are similar to one another. Some people lived in large joint
    families where several people shared a home, while others only lived with their immediate
    family. The majority of the grandparents all resided in Mumbai, Maharashtra, in India. All of the
    grandparents that we spoke with said that the media did not have a big influence on them when
    they were teenagers. Newspapers like "Sakal Paper," "Times of India," "Lok Satta," and "The
    Indian Express" were the only and best media options at the time. The cost of newspapers
    during their adolescence was quite low.

    2- Parents' responses varied and complemented one another. The parents we spoke with lived
    alone with their immediate family. During their adolescent years, they saw government changes
    and a few riots. Newspapers and television were both available. In those days, newspapers
    were rather inexpensive. At their time, color movies were common. For them, the expansion of
    English-language films, television programmes, and channels represented a change in the
    media environment.

    3- There are only a handful of similarities between the answers from the grandparents and
    parents. Newspapers were still considered to have a big influence on them when they were
    teenagers. “Times of India” and “Lok Satta” , were the only newspapers which were favoured by
    both. However, there are a lot of differences between them, such as parents have had access to
    colour movies whereas the grandparents didn’t. Media didn’t have much impact on
    grandparents , while for parents it was heavily influential.

    4- Yes , there has been a lot of development with regards to the sub questions. When parents
    were teenagers they could witness and experience the change in the media landscape closely
    as colour movies and digital media had become common. While experiencing these changes ,
    the prices also hiked but were still affordable, whereas, grandparents during their teenage years
    couldn’t witness and experience the changes which the parents did. The only development they
    could witness was literally changes in newspapers , such as newspapers in english language
    were becoming more common.

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