1. Media is called the fourth pillar of democracy. With the passage of time, mass media has gained immense power, becoming a watchdog, reformer, and mirror of society.”
2. “James Augustus Hickey, the father of Indian journalism, dared to challenge authority through the Bengal Gazette, laying the foundation of fearless reporting in India.”
3. “After independence, journalism transformed from a mission to a profession and finally into a business—but its core power to shape society remains undiminished.”
4. “Newspapers are the mirror of society—informing, educating, entertaining, and shaping public opinion across generations.”
5. “The word ‘journalism’ is rooted in the French word ‘journal’, signifying daily records—now it embodies the quest for truth across print, digital, and electronic platforms.”
6. “In the digital age, cyber journalism is redefining news delivery, reaching global audiences in seconds and challenging traditional newsrooms.”
7. “All India Radio, once seen as a fading medium, has reinvented itself through FM channels and local radio, proving that radio still speaks to the heart of India.”
8. “From the vibrant puppetry of Rajasthan to the shadow plays of Kerala, traditional media continues to inform and entertain rural India with cultural depth and simplicity.”
9. “Magazines, unlike newspapers, prioritize analysis and interpretation over breaking news, offering refined, theme-based content that influences long-term public thought.”
10. “Despite commercialization, the media’s role as the voice of the voiceless and a pillar of democracy must be upheld through constructive criticism and ethical reporting.”