About The Event

One day workshop on Challenges for print media in present scenario, under the joint of Hindi and Computer Department of local Chaitanya Science and Arts College and Chaitanya College Education, Pamgarh, a one-day workshop was organized on the subject of challenges for print media in the present context. For the first time in the district, a workshop related to journalism was organized by any educational institution. 
     Media representatives including Janjgir Champa district's daily newspaper, Navbharat Bureau Chief Pankaj Nayak, Nai Duniya Bureau Chief Dr. Komal Shukla, Dainik Bhaskar Bureau Chief Pawan Sharma, Hari Bhoomi Bureau Chief Abhishek Shukla, Magazine Bureau Chief Sanjay Rathore, And correspondent Data Harprasad Sahu, Devendra Yadav, Kishori Kashyap, Dinesh Thwait, Mr. Tande were invited. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp on the statue of Mother Saraswati.
    Meanwhile, student Nishu Banjare recited Saraswati Vandana. Thereafter Navbharat Bureau Chief Pankaj Nayak and Nai Duniya Bureau Chief Dr. Komal Shukla enjoyed playing chess in the huge chess court made of marble and wood. Also appreciated the performance of female / male Malkhamb. After welcoming the guests, Dr. Garima Tiwari, Assistant Professor, Forestry Department, Gurughasidas Central University, Bilaspur, while welcoming the guests Told about the development of the college and said that the college is constantly striving to fulfill the objective of excellent education, along with education, the college has also provided cultural facilities. He has also been Alert for physical education, moral and social work and environment.
So far five students from the college have received gold medals from the university, while fifty-seven students have registered their names in the merit list. Similarly, 130 national players have been recognized in various sports, from herbal garden to waste management work is being done by the college. New World Bureau Chief “Nai Duniya Bureau” Chief Guest Dr. Komal Shukla, while outlining the history of challenges in journalism in the workshop, explained the concept of visual media, audio media and print media effectively. He said that Indian journalism has grown up in jail. Print media is also called the fourth pillar. Giving the example of the desire of a flower, said that Makhan Lal Chaturvedi ji has written this poem in Bilaspur Jail of Chhattisgarh.
Print Media has been full of challenges since the time of freedom struggle and even today the challenges are no less. Students should take help of media to improve their language. Dainik Bhaskar Bureau Chief Pawan Sharma while appreciating the event said that just as a mahout does the work of stopping a drunken elephant, in the same way the media does the work of controlling the government, of controlling the administration, of bringing out the wrong. Challenges are there in every field and also in journalism. There is a need that the intellectual class and the youth should take some concrete steps in this direction. While discussing with the students, he said that the students should also come forward in the field of independent journalism. “Nawabharat” Bureau Chief Pankaj Nayak while congratulating said that there is a difference between print and electronic media, print media is a link.
 A village reporter sees an event or program, then writes it, then sends it to the district office, after passing through five intellectuals, it reaches you in the form of news after ten or twelve hours. There is less scope for error in print media. Print media has more influence in your life because it affects all the five senses. Newspaper is a symbol of patience and faith. Harprasad Sahu Navbharat representative told the purpose of journalism while keeping thoughts in Chhattisgarhi language and asked people to read newspapers daily, this increases knowledge as well as information. Devendra Yadav and Kishori Kashyap also shared their views. The principal of the institution, Dr. VK Gupta appreciated the organization from the virtual platform.
Mr. Virendra Tiwari Chairman expressed gratitude to the guests and said that journalism is not an easy task, especially local journalism, local journalists are very important. Many times, such information which we get from journalists before administration. At the same time, the local journalist easily conveys the administrative matter to the public on the ground. In fact, journalists have an important contribution in social service. Meanwhile, college director Mr. Vireendra Tiwari presented Kosa's shawl, and memento to the guests. The program was conducted by Dr. Shaili Ojha and Abhishek Pandey. Technical support was given by Assistant Professor Dhaneshwar Suryavanshi and Sarojmani Banjare. A large number of college staff including students were present in the event.