CURATED BY – Shreeniwas Mishra | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur, Through video conferencing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 25 roads of 162.54 km length and costing Rs 9484.19 lakh constructed in Saharanpur district under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana-3. The district level program was organized in the Circuit House Auditorium. Among the routes inaugurated, 15 routes costing Rs 5677.70 lakh and length 98.783 km are in Lok Sabha constituency Saharanpur and 10 routes costing Rs 3806.49 lakh and length 63.757 km are in Lok Sabha constituency Kairana. In assembly constituency Saharanpur Dehat, 04 roads costing Rs 1444.74 lakh and 21.864 km length, in Deoband 06 roads costing 2603.97 lakhs and 46.734 km length, in Behat, 02 roads costing 637.38 lakhs and 11.960 km length, in Rampur Maniharan 991.610 lakhs. 03 routes costing Rs. and 18.225 km length, 08 routes costing Rs. 2863.83 lakhs and 47.202 km length in Nakur, 02 routes costing Rs. 937.66 lakhs and 16.555 km length in Gangoh were inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Senior officials of the Public Works Department were present on this occasion.

Maher, the field of journalism is not a field of public service, public service, compulsory service, but journalism is a field of social need and public utility service. Journalism should be done in accordance with principles and ethics, keeping society paramount. Views to this effect were expressed by subject experts in the field of journalism in the training workshop of journalists of Maihar and Satna districts at District Panchayat Auditorium, Satna on Sunday. As per the instructions of Public Relations Directorate, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal, lecture regarding 'Press Act and standards of conduct of journalism' In the journalist training workshop organized under the aegis of District Public Relations Office, Satna, in-depth training was given on the standards of conduct of journalism set by the Press Council of India, laws related to the press, guidelines on specific issues related to best conduct in journalism. In the workshop, subject expert Mr. Ramendra Kumar Pandey said that journalism is done under the fundamental right of the Constitution, freedom of expression. It is important to preserve the values and ideals of journalism like the values of life. He said that journalists should have in-depth knowledge and should also have continuity in study and learning. Sequential writing can also be called journalism. The pen has sensitivity and also hits hard. In journalism one must have good character. The ideals and principles of journalism should be followed. Giving information about the standards of conduct of journalism, subject expert Dr. Sanjay Payasi said that journalism should be done keeping the society paramount. Through power point presentation, he gave a detailed lecture on principles and ethics, guidelines on specific issues, laws related to press, rights of Press Council, best practices and procedures and best practices in journalism. He gave a detailed lecture on practical journalism. The scope includes language presentation, selection and importance, advertising and its impact, benefits and disadvantages of advertising, news of people associated with personal and public life, professional misconduct and role of editor, standards of news compilation on sensitive topics, business competition and its qualities. - Gave detailed information about the defects. Divisional Public Relations Officer Rewa Umesh Tiwari, while giving information about the introduction and objectives of the workshop, gave information about the compliance of the principles of journalism in the current scenario and the efforts made by the state government regarding the welfare and facilities of journalists. Senior journalist Ashok Shukla threw light on the practical experience of journalism and gave information regarding social media and authenticity of news. District Public Relations Officer Rajesh Singh, while conducting the program, thanked the journalists of Satna and Maihar districts for their participation in the workshop. Expressed. During the open discussion in the workshop, journalists also got their doubts resolved from the subject experts. The workshop started with lighting of lamp and garlanding in front of the picture of Mother Saraswati. All print and electronic media representatives of Satna and Maihar districts, officers and employees of Public Relations Department were present in the one-day workshop.