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 tour aims to enhance grassroots journalism and foster collaboration in Jammu and Kashmir.
During this pivotal two-day visit, Dr. Rufayee plans to interact with members of civil society, hold grievance redressal camps, and review local media activities under NFJM initiatives.
His itinerary features welcome receptions and visits to key locations such as Batote, Assar, Khellani, Doda town, Pranoo, Bhalla, and Bhaderwah. By engaging with various community representatives, Dr. Rufayee aims to strengthen NFJM’s relationship with local media.
The visit focuses on addressing concerns regarding journalism and digital media operations in the region. By initiating discussions, he hopes to promote ethical and responsible journalism practices among local media professionals.
Officials from NFJM emphasized that the Doda and Bhaderwah events will incorporate interactive sessions with journalists, youth, and public representatives. These dialogues will center on grievances and suggestions, paving the way for more effective communication and operations within the media landscape.
Dr. Rufayee will be joined by notable editors, lawyers, and former bureaucrats. Their collective expertise will contribute to meaningful conversations aimed at resolving challenges faced by local media practitioners.
The inclusion of community members in these discussions underlines NFJM’s commitment to grassroots participation. This initiative mirrors the organization’s goal to enhance journalism standards across Jammu and Kashmir.
In an official statement, Dr. Rufayee highlighted the importance of local voices in shaping the media landscape. “By understanding their challenges and opportunities, we can work collectively towards creating a more informed and engaged community,” he stated.
Dr. Rufayee’s visit marks a significant step in promoting journalism in Jammu and Kashmir. His dedication to fostering collaboration and addressing concerns reflects NFJM’s broader mission to nurture responsible journalism.
As anticipation builds for the upcoming visit, many express optimism that this outreach will empower local journalists and enrich community engagement in the sphere of media.
