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News India Live, Digital Desk: An evening in Lucknow was illuminated with memories of those old days of the world of journalism, when news was not just information but a medium of social concern and sensitivity. The occasion was veteran of Hindi journalism, senior editor Naveen Joshi book written on ‘New tune’ Of release. The event was not just a book launch, but a celebration of respect and love for an editor who practiced journalism on his own terms and inspired an entire generation.
Many well-known personalities associated with journalism, literature and administration were present in this program organized in a hotel in Gomti Nagar. Senior journalist and writer editing the book ‘Naveen Dhun’ Shikha S. has done and it Gray Parrot Publishers Has published. The most special thing about this book is that more than 30 journalists who have worked with Naveen Joshi have shared their experiences and memories.
“I tried to write in the margins”
When Naveen Joshi came on stage to speak, he explained the essence of his journalistic journey very simply. He said, “Whatever the circumstances, every editor has a margin. What you write on that margin is important. I tried to write on that margin.” This statement of his is a big lesson for today’s journalism.
Same respect even after 10 years of retirement
The editor of the book is Shikha S. Said on this occasion that this book is proof that goodness takes you very far. He said, “It has been 10 years since Naveen Joshi retired, but the presence of people in this hall today shows that he still lives in the hearts of the people.”
Chief guest of the program, senior journalist Qamar Waheed Naqvi Emphasized the importance of truth in today’s age of information overload. At the same time, publisher Avinash Chandra said that this book is the first part of a series started on those living Hindi editors who worked out of the box.
IAS officer Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma, Information Commissioner Virendra Vats and several senior journalists like Harshvardhan Shahi, Nagendra and Dinesh Pathak were also present on the occasion. This evening was an opportunity to remember the journey of Naveen Joshi, where he gave priority to news related to sensitivity and concerns and made newspapers more responsible towards the society.