Narad Muni,

the ancient sage and master communicator, embodies the essence of journalism through his fearless dedication to truth. As the first journalist, he traversed realms, connecting gods, mortals, and sages, spreading wisdom with clarity and purpose. His relentless pursuit of truth and his ability to bridge worlds through storytelling serve as a timeless inspiration for journalists today. Just as Narad fearlessly conveyed vital messages, journalists are called to navigate through complexities, challenge misinformation, and unite diverse voices in the quest for truth. His legacy reminds us that journalism is not just a profession, but a mission to serve society with integrity and courage.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak,

a fiery nationalist and editor of Kesari, used his pen to awaken India’s consciousness, fearlessly challenging colonial oppression. His commitment to truth and social reform reminds journalists to wield their influence responsibly, advocating for justice and inspiring change.

Subhash Chandra Bose,

through his revolutionary writings and broadcasts, galvanized a nation to fight for freedom. His boldness and vision encourage journalists to pursue stories with courage, amplifying the voiceless and challenging tyranny with unyielding resolve.

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad,

a scholar and editor of Al-Hilal, blended intellect with activism, using journalism to foster unity and resist injustice. His dedication to ethical reporting inspires journalists to uphold integrity, champion inclusivity, and remain steadfast in the pursuit of truth.