Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi: Fair journalism is valued and it is also the need of the time

Credent TV | Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi has been invited to show “Dear Sahityakar”. It is an important literary show which is aired every Friday at 7 PM on Credent TV.

This show directed by Sunil Narnaulia is well-liked by litterateurs of the country and abroad. Top litterateurs of the country like Naresh Saxena, Chitra Mudgal, Mamta Kalia, Balendu Sharma Dadhich, Shailesh Lodha, Prem Janmejay, Dr. Suryabala, Tejendra Sharma, Chitra Desai, Charan Singh Pathik, Dr. Ashish Kandwe, Asghar Wajahat, Hemant Shesh have come on this platform. Co-Editor of the show is Dr. Rakesh Kumar.

Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi, Director General (DG) of Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi, invited for the 95th episode of the “Dear Sahityakar” for their exclusive interview for their notable literary and nation building work.

The show was hosted by Dr. Pranu Shukla who cleared curiosity regarding journalism through her questions to Prof. Dwivedi.

Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi is a famous Indian journalist, editor, Professor, columnist, media guru, academic administrator, and communication expert.

Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi stated media is the 4th pillar of our democracy. It has a strong impact on our language and culture. Unbiased Journalism is appreciated and demanded today. We live in the era of the internet where you can’t manipulate anyone with lies. Social Media platforms trace the false news in a minute. Only transparent journalism is valued today.
Let’s hear from him today.

What Role did Mass Communication has played in the changing of the world?

Prof. Dwivedi said India has been constantly evolving since 1951. The increasing involvement of technology and gadgets in our lives like mobile phones, and computer have changed the scenario. This is called “Global Village.” Villages have better connectivity between people hence the term. The whole world has become a village because even after being so far in distance we can talk or see them within a second.

It has wide advantages depending on the usage you put it to. The technology worked as a blessing during the pandemic. Work, education, necessities, entertainment, etc. everything was done through the internet.

What is the future of Journalism ?

When Dr Pranu Shukls asked him “What is the future of the Journalism”, He said, Journalism has a very bright future, We live in a world of communication. Human beings can’t live without communicating, as we are a part of society. Yes, means of communication will continue to evolve. The place of paper, radio, and television has been taken by apps, e-paper, and social media. Media houses have additional responsibility today of keeping their apps, e-paper, etc. active. Earlier a single newspaper was delivered for the next 24 hours. But today they have to update the news the moment it happens.

They work 24 hours and be connected 24*7. It’s just that media is changing its forms but the consumption of news is increasing whether it’s the entertainment world or the news world.

Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi’s New book “Bharat Bodh Ka Naya Samay”

The book ‘Bharatbodh Ka Naya Samay’ makes us aware of Indian aspirations. Various aspects of the times to come are discussed in this book. Also, there are articles based on the life of important people like Mahatma Gandhi, Vivekananda, Ambedkar, etc. This book is going to play an important role in the creation of New India.
It is dedicated to the Amrit Mahotsav of Azadi. It also appreciates PM Narendra Modi for his relentless efforts during the pandemic and how he handled the situation very well.

Advice for the young generation by Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi

He said, “I look at them with utmost hope. The young generation of our country is smart, innovative, and hardworking. I am sure they will give 100% effort to take our country out of danger. As we can see the CEO of various MNCs in various countries are Indians today. The gaps created in the earlier generations will be fulfilled by them. They will make the world proud of India. India is getting powerful day by day and will lead the world one day.”