Radio is a medium that reaches out to millions of people at a time.

Chandigarh: Radio is a medium that reaches out to millions of people at a time. In the Corona era, radio not only entertained with songs, rather it did not back down in doing social work whether it is a mask, sanitize or convince the labourers on their way to the village or distribute food to the people.

Radio left no stone unturned to play its role. I would like to praise the radio jockey who expresses his words in such a way that everyone wants to listen. Today I am saying all these things because today is World Radio Day and on the second day of the 9th International Festival of Journalism, we are celebrating Radio Day said by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University, who started Raipur Radio today.

PhotoIn this webinar, Senior Journalist Dr. Sunil Parashar, Journalist Sunil Dang, Film Critic Meena Iyer, Editor Omkareshwar Pandey, Journalist Rajesh Badal, Journalist Arvind K. Singh and Radio Broadcaster Anoop Boss discussed the topic of Fake News.

In this discussion, Dr. Sunil Parashar said that today every person is becoming a journalist because he has a creature called mobile that captures everything. I am calling mobile a creature because it does not have the ability to move, but it has a lot of ability to drive people. Fake news has emerged as a new threat, whose broadcasters present themselves as journalists and tarnish this great profession.

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Rajesh Badal said that fake news has emerged as a new threat, which shows us globally even at low levels, whereas today the whole world is seeing us as the world GURU. Arvind K. Singh said that the mobile revolution will only promote fake news.

In other webinars of the day Film director Rahul Rawail, Writer and poet Lakshmi Shankar Vajpayee, Journalist Puran Singh Sarin, Abhijeet Thakar, R.K. Singh, Dayanand Vats, Atul Mohan, Model Angelique Monet, Vinod Agnihotri, Sahar Zaman, Prince Laye Bebor of Nigeria, Filmmaker Bensouda Mohammed Ahed Filmmaker of France participated.