JDU Working President and MP Sanjay Kumar Jha emphasized the growing power and wide reach of digital media while interacting with young journalists at the Dynamite News headquarters. He said that the future belongs entirely to digital media.
MP Sanjay Kumar Jha interacts with young journalists in Delhi (Image Source: Dynamite News)
New Delhi: Digital platforms have emerged as the real media in today’s time, as most people now have access to mobile phones, enabling news to reach even the remotest villages, said JDU Working President and MP Sanjay Kumar Jha. He visited the Dynamite News headquarters in New Delhi on Friday, where he interacted with young journalists and shared his views on the evolving media landscape.
He highlighted that digital platforms have accelerated the flow of information, making news accessible beyond urban centers and ensuring rapid dissemination even in rural and remote areas.
Addressing young journalists, Jha stressed that with growing influence comes greater responsibility. He emphasized the importance of credibility, factual accuracy, and staying connected to ground realities.
Smiles and discussions mark Sanjay Kumar Jha’s visit to Dynamite News HQ (Image Source: Dynamite News)
He also noted that traditional media will need to align with digital platforms, as the future of journalism is increasingly shifting toward the digital space.
Earlier, Jha was welcomed at the Dynamite News office by Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibdewal Akash, Senior Consulting Editor Ved Prakash, National Head Operations Anurag Srivastava, and Executive Editor Subhash Raturi.
