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Social media beacon of hope for Press freedom: Rahul Singh

Delivers inaugural memorial lecture at Chandigarh Press Club
Rahul Singh

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There is an urgent need to uphold the independence of media amid diverse challenges, coming either from the business houses or the powers-that-be, said Rahul Singh, an accomplished journalist, who has traversed his media journey through the turbulent times of militancy in Punjab and thereafter.

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Delivering the inaugural memorial lecture at the Chandigarh Press Club, which he anchored as its president in the mid-eighties, Rahul Singh today said the transformation of times for journalists had been quite challenging over the years.

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The lecture was dedicated to the club’s founders, presidents and senior members, who are no more. Speaking on the topic ‘Is the Media playing the role as a Watchdog of the Nation?’, Rahul Singh underlined that the challenges mediapersons face are diverse today compared to the period of Emergency. “But there is a big hope the way social media has been holding the flame for the cause of the society.”

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