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Hi,
I would suggest you to opt for food Science, some of the chief reasons behind this option are as follows:
1. Job security: The food industry is one of the largest on the planet, and people will always have to eat. This means if you are working anywhere along the food supply chain, you will always have a job. Although there are food companies that close or have layoffs, chances are you can apply your skills to other foods or processes, which I think is a huge benefit of this degree.
2. Diverse environment: When working in the food industry, there are literally thousands of different jobs available. You aren't limited to lab work or a desk job. There is something for everyone, whether it be in quality, R&D, sales, marketing, manufacturing, teaching or in government. The food Science degree is inherently multidisciplinary, which opens up a myriad of opportunities.
3. The people: Those I have met who work in food are some of the most hardworking and passionate people I know, and I am truly glad to call them friends. There is a certain attitude we all share and I think it stems from our drive to help people. After all, food is a service industry and we take pride in what we do.
4. Salary possibilities: A degree in food Science offers many opportunities to earn high salaries.
5. The food: If you love food you will definitely enjoy working in this industry. Whether you are creating exciting new products, testing products for quality, or doing research, you will be exposed to a plethora of amazing food. You will discover dishes and flavor combinations you have never even knew existed (and may even like it).
6. Travel opportunities: The food industry is global, and many large companies in the United States also conduct business in several other countries. Depending on your position, its likely you will get to travel often paid for by your company or agency.

It depends which course do you want to apply for. Both are top ranking universities in India. DU has many colleges affiliated to it and you really have a wider option doing your degree from there. Where at times quality might be compromised in DU depending upon the college you get your admission in, JNU offers a superior quality education with no compromise on academic front. However getting into JNU is a tough job so you have to be on your toes. Once in, its a heaven. DU is also known for large scale co-curricular activites which you would also find in JNU but in a closed niche. So the choice would actually depend upon your area of interest and availability of admission.

Hi,
Becoming a travel journalist can be a fun, exciting, and rewarding career! As with any career, you must have dedication and passion. A good education (formal or informal) complemented with hard work is key.
Key Factors to Consider
You must love to write, especially about travel. Do you have a good idea for a story? Do you possess communication powers? Are you able to get people to speak with you? Are you be able to breathe life into a story with your words and make it come alive? Can you work under pressure? You may want to consider these before you embark on a journey to become a travel journalist.
Becoming a travel journalist
-Choose the right course of study. You can go for a four-year general journalism degree at a top journalism school, which will certainly open doors, or consider an online course specifically for travel journalism (as well as travel photography) which can open the right doors.
-Decide the type of journalism you would like to pursue such as newspapers, magazines, television, or online.
-Networking, networking, networking! Speak to as many people as you can! Who knows, some of them may become your mentor.
-Get your name out there. Send out resumes to different media outlets across India. This is a great way to build relationships with editors, publishers, producers, directors, etc.
For information regarding courses refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/colleges/colleges-india