As part of the National Press Day celebrated on November 16m , Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education organised a talk on the topic at the Morning Assembly.
National Press Day is cclebraled on November 16" to honour the Press Council of India (PCI) and recognizethe importance of a free andresponsible press in India The day maks the ecstablishment of the Press Councilof India(PCI)in 1966, which acts as a watchdog to cnsure that the press maintains high standards and is not influenccd by extenal factors, An independent and iree pres is one of thefourpilars of astrong democracy, To highight dhe inmpotance of a firec and indopendentprcs in Indin, National Press Dayis coltbraled on the 16* of November ereny year. Thepress councilof India is a fire-acing body The heme for Nauional Press Day 2024 is “Changing Nature of the Pres". This thene relecls hecvolving media landscape and lhe impact of technology, audicnce behaviour, and new in jounalism. The theme encourages discussions on how to adapt to these changes while upholding press frccdom, responsibility. and cthical standards.
C Nandana of English Option talked on the Topic during the Morming Assembly highlighting its theme, significance the influence of the press in our daily ife and so on. The Press can influencc us in various scenarios mainly in today's generation
