

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised journalists for their dedication and their contribution to society, particularly during disasters and crises. Speaking at a special Diwali Milan event organised for journalists at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, he recalled his long association with the media. Modi said that reporters working on the ground often travel great distances to bring important stories to the public. He also shared that during his early days in the BJP, he was responsible for arranging chairs at media events.
Modi highlighted the transformation of journalism over the years, pointing out how technological advancements have changed the way news is gathered and delivered. He recalled that outside broadcast vans were once essential for covering media events, whereas mobile phones now perform many of those functions. He also noted how press releases have increasingly given way to social media platforms and Instagram Reels. Speaking about the government's development initiatives, Modi said that 50 crore people had been brought out of poverty over the past 12 years. He urged journalists to highlight inspiring success stories from across the country and create greater public awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.















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