Dalbir Malik
Kurukshetral: The Chief Minister of Haryana, Nayab Singh Saini, recommended the Media Chaupal established on the Haryana Pavilion on the sacred banks of Brahmsarovar, describing it as an exemplary initiative for conserving and disseminating Haryanvi heritage.
Throughout his go to, Chief Minister Saini praised the distinctive format and targets of the Media Chaupal, noting its efficient use of latest communication instruments to strengthen cultural roots. He emphasised the significance of leveraging trendy media to maintain youthful generations related to their traditions and recommended Kurukshetra College for facilitating such a platform that hyperlinks youth with the area’s wealthy legacy.
Vice Chancellor, KUK, Prof Som Nath Sachdeva mentioned, “Kurukshetra College is dedicated to fostering platforms that not solely protect our cultural heritage but in addition empower college students to interact with it creatively and meaningfully,”
Director, IMC&MT, Prof. Maha Singh Poonia highlighted that the Media Chaupal was organized by the Institute of Mass Communication and Media Expertise (IMC&MT) underneath the steerage of Kurukshetra College Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Som Nath Sachdeva. Prof Poonia added that the discussion board supplied college students with a useful alternative to hone their inventive expertise, current their work to the general public, and achieve sensible expertise via workshops and stay showcases.
Deputy Director, Public Relations, Dr. Jimmy Sharma knowledgeable that throughout the Chief Minister’s go to to Brahmsarovar on Monday, the Media Chaupal group had the chance to work together with him. This version of the Media Chaupal is a continuation of its earlier success throughout the KU Ratnawali competition. The occasion, which attracted dignitaries and guests alike, was attended by the State Tourism Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma, Kurukshetra Zila Parishad Vice-Chairman Dharmpal Chaudhary, and the Chief Minister’s Media Coordinator Tushar Saini.
