Jammu, Oct 7 — Dr. Tahir Rufayee, the National Chairman of the National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM), will visit Doda district on October 16 and 17. This visit forms a crucial part of his outreach tour across Jammu and Kashmir aimed at fostering stronger ties in the journalism sector.
During his two-day visit, Dr. Rufayee will engage with civil society members, hold grievance redressal camps, and review local media initiatives under the NFJM’s banner. The initiative seeks to address issues pertaining to journalism and digital media, promoting a robust framework for ethical media practices.
Dr. Rufayee’s itinerary features welcome receptions at strategic locations, including Batote, Assar, Khellani, Doda town, Pranoo, Bhalla, and Bhaderwah. His presence marks a significant move to enhance collaboration between NFJM and local media representatives.
The visit aims to strengthen communication channels and facilitate discussion on pressing grievances faced by journalists and digital media operations. Dr. Rufayee emphasizes the necessity of grassroots participation and aims to encourage responsible journalism among local practitioners.
Officials from NFJM confirmed that the events in Doda and Bhaderwah will include interactive sessions with journalists, youth, and public representatives. These sessions are designed to foster dialogue and exchange insights on improving media practices.
Moreover, Dr. Rufayee’s delegation will comprise prominent editors, lawyers, and former bureaucrats, ensuring a comprehensive discussion on media-related issues. This collaboration underscores NFJM’s commitment to enhancing the journalism landscape in Jammu and Kashmir.
Such initiatives play an essential role in not only addressing the immediate grievances but also in empowering local voices in the media. The interaction will likely yield constructive feedback to define future media-related activities and initiatives in the region.
