Journalism is considered to be the fifth pillar of the national emblem. But are we really free ebnough to express ourselves? What are rules that fall under the Press Freedom category? Before we hop on the rebellious side of throwing questions, let us understand this major and controversial topic one by one:
National Press Day:
This day is celebrated on 16ht November every year to acknowledge the Press Council of India (PCI). The day marks the presence of an independent and responsible press in the country.
Press Council of India:
To commemorate the establishment of the Press Council of India, National Press Day is celebrated. The Press Council was established with the motive of requiring that a managing body was required in order to connect with the people of the press and also to arbitrate on any issues that arose.
The powers of Press council of India include:
Action against the professional misconduct towards a journalist or an editor, the body can conduct enquiries, summon witnesses, like a whole departmental court inquiry process. The Press Council of India also has powers to issue a notice to media houses, journalists and editors. More importantly, the decisions taken by the Press Council of India is final and it cannot be appealed before a court of law.
What are the Rights of Press in India?
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