"News & Photo Reporting & PA System Coverage" was the subject
Takumpula & Samuel
AGARTALA, August 27, 2025: The Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR) organised two-day sensitisation training on "News & Photo Reporting & PA System Coverage" at the DIPR Conference Hall, Kohima.
At the inaugural programme, Advisor to the Chief Minister and Chairman, IDAN, Abu Metha in his speech highlighted the crucial role of IPR as a bridge between the State Government and the people. He emphasised the importance of accuracy in dissemination of information to the public and the need to prioritize factual reporting over speed.
Metha encouraged the officers and staff to view challenges faced in remote areas as a valuable life experience which will prepare them for future leadership roles within the Department. He urged the participants to be proactive in self-education, to utilize the internet and social media to enhance their knowledge and skills.
Joint Secretary, IPR, Kusa Fithu, extended her appreciation to the Director, IPR, Dzüvinuo Theünuo and Department officials for organizing this workshop. She stated that such training program is important for skill enhancement, productivity improvement and fostering camaraderie among the employees.
The inaugural program was chaired by Joint Director, IPR, I Simon Teilia. Retired Director IPR Limawati Ao, who was one of the speakers for Day-I, delivered a general appraisal on news reporting. Other speakers were Joint Director, IPR, Asangla Imsong, Deputy Directors S Hongpi Konyak and Ruopfulenuo Houzha and APRO, Wepre Kronu.
The two-day programme aims to strengthen the professional abilities of DIPR staff in reporting, photography and technical coverage, ensuring that the department continues to serve as a reliable channel of communication between the government and the people.
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