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Prakash Javadekar uses social media primarily to post visual updates about his work and life as a Cabinet Minister.
Prakash Javadekar — Minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change and Information and Broadcasting
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Social Media Footprint
Sometime back, someone presented me a collection of short stories of the great Premchand.
— Prakash Javadekar (@PrakashJavdekar) June 30, 2019
I once again got an opportunity to revisit those stories.
The human element and compassion stands out in his words: PM @narendramodi #MannKiBaat
While Javadekar's Facebook page is a series of official updates about the ministries he heads and the central government at large, news clips often peek through in between. On Twitter, much of the communication are retweets of content by the Press Information Bureau, DD Channel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and his Cabinet colleagues. He also documents news channel clips and other media interactions featuring him.
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Sharing a slice of work
Visited National Film Archive of India in Pune and reviewed the Ministry's prestigious project of 'National Film Heritage Mission' & various activities undertaken under this project. Also met on the sidelines film federation personalities & addressed their requests. @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/3TWOdmJLH8
— Prakash Javadekar (@PrakashJavdekar) June 30, 2019
Javadekar's media interactions and speeches in the Lok Sabha are very well documented by the means of his official website and YouTube channel. This trickles down to his social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter as well. It is easy to find all public information on Javadekar with a few clicks. Most pictures shared by Javadekar are him addressing the public, participating in a meeting or at an event in an official capacity. The documentation is strongly visual in nature.
People connect
A majority of visuals posted by Javadekar fall under the template political communication most Cabinet Minister seem to follow. The tone of updates is official and the imagery is feel-good. It helps create a favourable image of the public representatives they are. Javadekar too meets public often and shares pictures of those interactions, creating a sense that he is a leader who listens and is willing to work for the people who have voted for him.