Bhopal

Scribes celebrate Press Club's foundation day

Staff Reporter

The decades of 1980s and 1990s were  the golden era for the print and electronic media, but today journalism is passing through a dark period. Still, there is a ray hope for journalism, said senior journalist and Editor, Rajya Sabha TV, Rajesh Badal while addressing 54th foundation day of Indore Press  Club on Thursday. He said once upon a time, Indore was a hub of journalism.

The city has given some great journalists and editors to the country like Rahul Barpute, Prabhash Joshi and Rajendra Mathur, who created a new generation of journalism and journalists and brought laurels to the city, he added.

Senior journalist Umesh Trivedi said that in an era where there is a wave of information blowing across the country and the world, publishing news with credibility has become a big challenge for the journalists. He asked journalists to keep their passion towards journalism intact and be honest to their profession.

On the occasion, a seminar on ‘Journalism: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ was also held wherein senior journalists Shashindra Jaldhari, Kirti Rana, Navneet Shukla  and photojournalist Akhil Hardia spoke on various shades of journalism and how it has undergone a change in all these years.