ICMEI And NAI Appreciated Police Role In Lockdown

ICMEI and NAI Appreciated The Role of Police in Lockdown

New Delhi: “While the national lockdown has largely left the public confined to their houses, the police are literally on the ground to enforce the prohibitory order. Even during lockdown, they carry out a range of duties ranging from instructing people to maintain physical distancing in markets to taking action against those flouting prohibitory order. They have done a commendable work during this period,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President ICMEI in a webinar organized to talk out role of police in lockdown by NAI and ICMEI.

“To keep1.2 billion people indoors for weeks on end is an unenviable task. But when India went under a lockdown on 25 March, that’s what the Indian police were charged with,” expressed Ajay Kumar Pandey Inspector General Police Law & Order State of Punjab.
“As expected, there was some degree of force and violence: the police are no stranger to deploying batons on suspected law-breakers. But it also birthed some surprisingly creative means of enforcement from personnel across the country,” added Raghavendra H Auradkar IPS former Director General of Police and Commissioner of Police Bangalore.

The duty calls of the police to be in public places also make them a category vulnerable to the risks of COVID-19. Taking the stress level of the force caused by these factors into account, Ajay Kumar Pandey appealed the police force not to lose self-control and not to react to the rough behavior during lockdown duty.

“Other main instructions Police officers gave to the force included importance of maintaining personal hygiene, disinfecting of station premises, vehicles and residences and adherence of lockdown restrictions by their family members,” said Dr. Vipin Gaur Secretary General of Newspapers Association of India.

“ I learned that Station house officers of police stations were asked to ensure that senior members and those having health problems are given station duty, which was a very humble orders,” said Vikas Sharma Chief Executive of Centre for Strategy and Leadership
Lauding the force for the best practices emulated in so far during lockdown in the city, Raj K.P.Sinha National Commissioner of India Scouts/Guides Organization said “there is no room left for complaints from people during lockdown periods”.

Sandeep Marwah Chaired NAI Webinar Meet

Sandeep Marwah Chaired Newspaper Association of India Meet

New Delhi; News Paper Association of India in association with International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry organized a webinar  on the future Prospects of Print Media.

“We could see that slowly and gradually the print media has been converted into digital media. The best of the news papers are now available on net. During Covid 19 the process has picked up in a much faster pace and even small news papers are available on net though there circulation is limited to what’s-up and person accounts on mobile. The impression which was created during corona virus forced many people to jump to digital from actual news paper delivery,” informed Dr. Sandeep Marwah President Marwah Studios and also for International Journalism Centre.

“The circulation has dropped down, collection of advertisement funds has reduced a lot, readership has been divided from News papers to viewership of television and most of the small news papers are fighting for survival,” added Dr. Vipin Gaur General Secretary of News Papers Association of India.

We are surprised that the packages, which Government of India has announced to support all industries, do not carry any single benefit to Newspapers or media as such. There is no compensation to media persons who have suffered from Corona virus even on duty,” added Vikas Sharma.

Many important members of NAI participated from all over India and expressed their feelings, grudges and appreciation for the media persons. Sandeep Marwah announced membership of SHISTH BHARAT for all important senior media persons.

NAI Honors Family of Armed Forces on Silver Jubilee Day

NAI Silver Jubilee Celebration at New Delhi

New Delhi: Newspapers Association of India celebrated its silver jubilee with great pomp and show at the convention hall of NDMC at New Delhi.

The event started with the powerful speech by Sandeep Marwah patron of the organization and followed by the introduction and report of works by the General Secretary Vipin Gaur.

The management of NAI honored this time six families of the armed forces who all have shed their lives for the nation. “We are honored to honor these most important people of our country who have lost their men in uniform for the protection of our nation,” said Sandeep Marwah.

Manoj Tewari Member Parliament and Head Bhartiya Janata Party Delhi State presented the memento and cheques to the family members of departed souls.

“We all are working for the nation but the contribution given by these families cannot be expressed in words. It is the highest level of involvement,” added Manoj Tewari while talking to the audience in a jam-packed auditorium. A special salute was given to all the families present there.

Silver Jubilee Celebration of NAI

Inauguration of Silver Jubilee of NAI

New Delhi: A grand event to celebrate the silver jubilee of one of the oldest organizations of journalists –Newspapers Association of India was held at Convention Centre of NDMC at New Delhi.

“We are thankful to all those who have respected the importance of journalism-the forth pillar of Democracy. Journalism has always kept us alive and alert. The truth must be brought to the table. NAI has gone out of way to look after the needs of its members and kept them motivated to do their best all these years,” said Sandeep Marwah Chief Patron of the association at the inauguration of silver jubilee function.

The organization started by Dr. Gaur 25 years back and now well controlled by Vipin Gaur. Late Dr. M.R. Gaur always believed in that "To be a journalist you need courage, dedication and honor. It's not only about knowing the truth yourself but about bringing it out in front of the world," reminded Marwah who is a part of the team from very beginning.

“I congratulate NAI and all the members on this silver jubilee celebration. NAI has studied all the needs of the journalist and seriously working on them. If I can be of any need please do not hesitate to include me in the team,” said Manoj Tewari MP and Head of BJP Delhi.

“I have taken this responsibly to look after the organization; I have left no stone unturned to make it the most popular, biggest and useful setup for journalists. We will march further to bring in all those facilities which journalist of this nation is looking for,” added Vipin Gaur General Secretary.

Patron Prof. Sunil Dang, President Suryabhan Singh Rajput, Vice President O.P.Sharma, National Organising Secretary MTV Swamy, Executive Secretary O.P.Jain and Anil Nagpal, Joint Secretary N Surya Narayan, Press Secretary Mohan Singh, North Zone President K.R.Arun were also present there.

Later 30 top journalists from Print, Radio, Television and New Media were presented with NAI Silver Jubilee awards and six families of Armed forces were also honored with cash awards.