AAFT School of Journalism Commemorates Hindi Patrakarita Diwas with Great Enthusiasm

AAFT School of Journalism Commemorates Hindi Patrakarita Diwas with Great Enthusiasm

Noida: The International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI), in association with the AAFT School of Journalism, commemorated Hindi Patrakarita Diwas on 30th May with great enthusiasm and reverence at Marwah Studios, Film City, Noida. The occasion celebrated the rich legacy, contribution, and remarkable journey of Hindi journalism, which has played a pivotal role in informing society, shaping public opinion, and strengthening the democratic fabric of India.

The event brought together media professionals, journalists, academicians, students, and members of the communication fraternity to reflect on the evolution and impact of Hindi journalism over the past two centuries.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, renowned journalist, filmmaker, media educator, and President of AAFT School of Journalism, highlighted the immense contribution of Hindi journalism in promoting awareness, social reform, national unity, and democratic values.

“Hindi journalism has been a powerful voice of the people and a strong pillar of Indian democracy. From the publication of the first Hindi newspaper to the modern digital era, Hindi media has continuously evolved while remaining committed to truth, public service, and nation-building. It is our responsibility to preserve the ethics and credibility of journalism while embracing new technologies and communication platforms,” said Dr. Marwah.

He also emphasized the importance of quality journalism in the age of digital media and encouraged young journalists to uphold professional integrity, accuracy, and social responsibility in their work.

The program served as a tribute to the pioneers of Hindi journalism and their invaluable contribution to India’s social, cultural, and political development. Students of journalism actively participated in discussions and presentations, gaining deeper insights into the history and significance of Hindi media.

The celebration concluded with a renewed commitment to promoting responsible journalism and nurturing the next generation of media professionals through quality education and practical training at AAFT School of Journalism.

Sandeep Marwah Chair Hindi Journalism Day on 30th May

Sandeep Marwah Chaired Hindi Patrakarita Diwas Event

New Delhi: The Hindi Journalism Day (Hindi Patrakarita Diwas ) is celebrated every year on May 30 in India to mark the beginning to journalism in Hindi language. This time Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of International Journalism Centre Chair the event designed by RJS Media on web.

“On this date, in 1826, the first Hindi-language newspaper of India “Udant Martand” was published from Calcutta by Pt. Jugal Kishore Shukla. Though, due to financial problems, the newspaper couldn’t publish for long. In 2016, the Hindi Journalism has completed its 190 years in India,” informed U.K. Manna senior journalist Secretary of the organization.

“All praise goes to all those journalists who all are putting their best from print, radio and television departments, in this dangerous time of Corona Virus and informing the country with best of the information possible. They deserve a lot of appreciation and we all must extend our best wishes for their good health,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah

The country is going though the pain and agony because of Covid 19,

 I am sure a new guide to humanity will soon transpired out of this distress situation the way Geeta was generated after Mahabharat,” added Dr. Marwah also Chancellor of AAFT University of Media An Arts.

The political, social and economical condition of the country is not upto the mark. The subsidies granted by Government does not include any help and support to media persons and small newspapers. Our sufferings are larger than any other medium and industry,” expressed senior journalist Arvind Kumar Singh from Rajya Sabha Television.

“We have to be confident of our caliber. Our experience will support us and I am sure every thing will revive back after a year or so. We have to bear the pain for one more year,” said Onkeshwar Pandey a well-known Senior Journalist from New Delhi.

Dr. Sunil Mittal renowned psychologist very explained the current situation and its effect on mind and body. He requested all the journalist to have patience and take care health and try to keep themselves busy with creative and constructive work.

Aditi Tondon and many others also expressed their views during the session. RJS announced Achievement Award for the main speakers of the Webinar. The journalists from all over India attended the event.