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Gangtok,17th July : Ganesh Rai President CAP has Greeted the media in Sikkim,on the 23rd Foundation Day of Press Club of Sikkim. Citizen Action Party President Rai ,has said ,’On the auspicious occasion of the 23rd Foundation Day of the Press Club of Sikkim, I extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt congratulations to all members of the press fraternity of our state.’
‘Established in the year 2002, the Press Club of Sikkim has evolved into a cornerstone of our democratic society. Over the years, it has consistently upheld the values of responsible journalism, giving voice to the voiceless, shining light on truth, and helping shape a more informed, aware, and conscious Sikkim.’
‘It is heartening to witness a growing number of young people in Sikkim today embracing journalism as a profession. This is a promising sign not only of a healthy democracy but of a vibrant civil society that values truth, ethics, and accountability. The rise of young journalists signals hope for the future and strengthens the fourth pillar of democracy in our state.’
‘ In today’s era of information revolution, when misinformation and propaganda spread faster than facts, the role of the press has become even more critical. A free, fearless, and factual press is not just desirable it is indispensable. In times when people seek clarity amidst chaos and truth amidst noise, the press stands as a beacon of credibility and conscience.:
‘The Press Club of Sikkim has played a vital role in the past documenting history, questioning power, and amplifying public sentiment. In the present, it continues to act as a bridge between the people and the policymakers. And in the times ahead, its role will become even more vital in steering public discourse, shaping opinions, and preserving the democratic spirit of Sikkim.’
‘May the Press Club of Sikkim continue to nurture journalistic integrity, empower young voices, and uphold the principles of truth and justice.’
‘Once again, my heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all members of the Press Club of Sikkim on this significant milestone. Let the pen remain fearless, and the press remain free.’