The Role of Journalism in Mizoram's Reformation

Mizoram Home Minister K Sapdanga emphasized the state's need for reformation, urging journalists to expose governmental failings and contribute to positive change. He spoke at the Mizo Journalists' Association conference, highlighting the significance of print media despite digital media growth and calling for ethnic unity among Mizo tribes.

Mizoram's Home Minister, K Sapdanga, underscored the urgent need for reformation within the state during a speech at the Mizo Journalists' Association conference in Champhai. He encouraged journalists to act as reformers, urging them to highlight administrative failings as well as successes.

Sapdanga, a former journalist, celebrated constructive criticism in newspapers and highlighted the vital role of traditional print media amidst the rise of digital platforms. He predicted a resurgence in the appreciation for written information.

MJA President C. Lalrambuatsaiha also spoke, advocating for the reunification of all ethnic Mizo tribes and encouraging perseverance and self-restraint among journalists in their careers.

(With inputs from agencies.)