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A journalist is a professional who collects, writes, and distributes news and information to the public through media like newspapers, television, or the internet. They play a vital role in society by reporting on current events and conducting interviews.

A person or company that prepares and issues books, magazines, or other materials for sale or public distribution. In a literal sense, it refers to someone who brings information or creative work to light for the public to see.

A 'mudrak' refers to a professional person or a commercial entity that prints books, newspapers, or other materials. It is the Hindi term for a 'printer' in the context of the profession or the business of printing.

A director is a person who oversees and guides the operations of an organization, a project, or a creative work like a movie. They are responsible for giving instructions and making key decisions to ensure goals are met.

An actor is a male person whose profession is to perform in films, television shows, or theater plays. They portray characters by using their voice, movements, and expressions to bring a story to life for an audience.

A female professional who portrays a character in a film, play, television show, or radio production. This term is the feminine form of 'actor' and specifically denotes a woman in the performing arts.

A person or organization that creates, produces, or manufactures something. It is most commonly used in the context of film production, manufacturing goods, or the conceptual creation of something significant.

A qualified practitioner of medicine who treats people who are ill or injured. In Hindi, it is a very common loanword used to refer to both the profession and as a title for individuals holding a medical or doctoral degree.

A Vaidya is a practitioner of Ayurveda, the traditional Indian system of medicine. They typically use natural herbs, diet, and lifestyle changes to treat patients rather than modern pharmaceutical drugs.

A physician or doctor who practices traditional Unani (Graeco-Arabic) medicine. In a broader historical context, the term can also refer to a wise man, philosopher, or scholar.