Jharkhand Chapter of Public Relations Council of India launched

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A grand online inauguration of the 42nd Jharkhand Chapter of the world-class Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) took place here on Thursday. The national president of the council and the presidents of other states, zonal presidents participated in the event. Everyone heartily congratulated the newly appointed president of Jharkhand chapter, senior journalist Sunil Singh 'Badal' and Secretary Pankaj Priyam.

Anupam Sheshank, Resident Editor of the Pioneer Ranchi, as the Chief Guest in the programme, while appreciating this initiative of PRCI, stating the possibilities of development of tourism in Jharkhand, said that this can lead to economic development of the entire region if the companies here along with the corporate houses and coordinated with the government.

A webinar was organized on the role of public relations in promoting tourism in Jharkhand. Leading public relations officers from across the country participated in the webinar.

All the speakers gave suggestions to make Jharkhand tourism better. Addressing the members and all the 41 presidents of PRCI, National President and Patron M Vijayram said that Ranchi is rich in minerals and nature. It is our responsibility to see that Ranchi gets its due importance and tourism can be given a new dimension. 4National President Dr T Vinay Kumar also highlighted the importance of the role of PRCI in the development of Jharkhand State. Apart from this, Senior Vice President BK Sahu, Dr Ashok Panda, Ravi Mohapatra, President (Eastern Region) appreciated the Jharkhand Chapter President Sunil Badal for the initiative of Jharkhand Chapter.

President Badal said that through development of tourism related employment with filmmakers and public relations, not only dissatisfaction and extremism can be brought down but also industrial development of Jharkhand can be done and a better image of Jharkhand can be created. .

While giving the vote of thanks, the secretary of the chapter, Pankaj Priyam, read a poem about the heritage of Jharkhand.

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