Chandigarh: To mark National Press Day, Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday announced the introduction of a medical cashless facility for journalists, similar to benefits provided to govt employees.
The CM, speaking at an event here, contributions by journalists. He commended the media for its role in nation-building, highlighting their role in upholding democratic values and ensuring transparency.
He said journalism is considered the fourth pillar of democracy and is widely recognized as a vigilant watchdog of society.
“Newspapers and magazines serve as a vital link between govt and the public. Journalists play a crucial role in informing the public about the government's progressive and welfare initiatives, as well as in voicing the public's concerns to the government,” he said. tnn
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