9th Global Festival of Journalism Inaugurated on International Journalism Day
New Delhi: International Journalism Centre was created to bring love, peace and unity through journalism. IJC also shaped 12th February as the International Journalism Day and to mark respect to this auspicious day a Global Festival of Journalism was launched way back in 2012 informed Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Global Festival of Journalism.
“The responsibility of the journalist is bigger than any other citizen of the country. What you write or show as news definitely effects the minds and hearts of people. Never over exaggerate to create sensation in the community. Journalism can bring lots of love peace and unity if it is handled properly,” said Lt. Gen. K.M. Seth the former Governor of Chhattisgarh on the inauguration of 9th Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2021 but this time online.
9th Global Festival of Journalism begins ROZANA SPOKESMAN
Updated Feb 13, 2021, 5:23 pm IST
In the Corona era, all the people have played their strong role and people of the country have also shown how they are related
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Chandigarh: In the Corona era, all the people have played their strong role and people of the country have also shown how they are related to each other especially to help the workers or encourage the doctor or even reach to each other s house.
We do not see all these things if the media does not show these troubles and help. Corona era taught us to organize and to show this organization. Journalism played a very important role because the Journalist has no religion, he is just a soldier of his pen. It is a mirror that recognizes the truth with its foresight, said by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University at the 9th Global Festival of Journalism.
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