Indian Media Congress: Unveiling the Pen’s Power for Public Good

New Delhi,(KCN): In Delhi, the Indian Media Congress commenced with a resounding call from Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Pratima Bhowmik, urging journalists to champion public interest. The event, hosted at the Constitution Club, underscores the pivotal role journalists play in dispensing justice and government benefits to the masses.
Minister Bhowmik, envisioning a developed India by 2047, encourages journalists to actively contribute to the nation’s progress. Dr. Sambit Patra, BJP National Spokesperson & Chairman ITDC and guest of honor, draws parallels to Lord Krishna’s counsel in the Mahabharata, advocating for journalists to align with honesty and righteousness, rejecting neutrality.Mr. Patra highlights Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s endorsement, urging journalists to lead in communicating government development initiatives.

Vipin gaur , Secretary general, Newspaper association of India & President,ICJ joined the meeting as a guest of honour discussed key issues faced by journalists working in ground and appealed every one to fight untidely.
The Indian media congress introduces a distinctive ‘logo’ for journalists, crafted by Pradyumna Dash, hailed as the future identity of media across platforms.Presided over by Dr. Pabitra Mohan Samantray, editor in chief of of the Odiya daily ‘Paryabekhyak,’ and English Daily THE KALINGA CHRONICLE the program honors notable figures, including Dr. Tirupati Panigrahi for Outstanding Contribution to Humanity, Nigamananda Prusti for Journalism, Shakti Prasad Naik and Shabnam Adani for Journalism ,Dr. Sheikh Muslim Tulla, Aditya Mudgal for social service and artist Warium, all bestowed with the Lifetime Achievement Award.The gathering of representatives from diverse states underscores the unity of media professionals, dedicated to upholding journalistic integrity and serving the public interest.