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PTI CEO Vijay Joshi urges young journalists to prioritize verified reporting, uphold credibility, and practice responsible journalism. He shares practical insights on field reporting, dedication, and perseverance, inspiring the next generation to maintain high standards in the media industry.
PTI Chief Vijay Joshi interacts with young journalists at Dynamite News office
New Delhi: Vijay Joshi, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Press Trust of India (PTI), underscored the vital importance of fact-checking and responsible reporting while interacting with young journalists at the Dynamite News headquarters in Connaught Place, New Delhi.
He cautioned that publishing inaccurate or unverified stories can severely damage not only an individual journalist’s credibility but also the reputation of the entire media organization. According to Joshi, accuracy is the foundation upon which trust in journalism is built.
Dynamite News Chairperson Rani Tibrewal welcomed senior journalist Vijay Joshi and PTI Bhasha Editor Nirmal Pathak with bouquets
The session turned into an engaging and insightful discussion as aspiring reporters posed thoughtful questions about the core principles of journalism. Topics ranged from responsible reporting and essential precautions before filing a story to managing pressures in both field and desk reporting.
Joshi shared practical “success mantras,” guiding young journalists on how to uphold integrity, maintain balance under tight deadlines, and strive for excellence even in challenging situations. His interaction reflected both experience and mentorship, leaving a strong impact on the participants.
Dynamite News Chairperson Rani Tibrewal warmly welcomed Joshi and Nirmal Pathak, Editor of PTI Bhasha, with bouquets. The newsroom resonated with applause as the distinguished guests entered, highlighting the enthusiasm and admiration of the young journalists present.
Dynamite News Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash presents a memento to PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi
Vijay Joshi is widely regarded as a seasoned journalist with an impressive global career. He previously served as News Director for Southeast Asia at The Associated Press, where he led major editorial initiatives across several countries.
Under his leadership, PTI has strengthened its credibility, expanded its outreach, and embraced digital transformation, including the introduction of video-driven news content. These steps have made the organization more dynamic and relevant in today’s rapidly evolving media landscape.
Dynamite News Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash presents a memento to PTI Bhasha Editor Nirmal Pathak.
Responding to a question from a woman reporter, Joshi described publishing news without proper sourcing as a dangerous “slippery slope.” He stressed that verified reporting must always take precedence over speed or sensationalism.
He firmly stated that journalism is a serious profession that demands dedication, discipline, and responsibility. It cannot be pursued casually. Commitment, perseverance, and passion, he said, are the true keys to long-term success.
Vijay Joshi interacts with young journalists
PTI Bhasha Editor Nirmal Pathak emphasized that genuine ground reporting means being physically present at the location where events unfold, witnessing facts firsthand, and reporting them accurately without distortion.
PTI CEO Vijay Joshi with Dynamite News Chairperson Rani Tibrewal and Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash
Dynamite News Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash presented mementos to both distinguished guests as a token of appreciation for their valuable guidance and visit.
The event was attended by several senior members of Dynamite News, including Senior Consulting Editor Ved Prakash, Executive Editor Subhash Raturi, senior journalists Sunil Batra and G. Krishna Mohan Rao, National Marketing Head Anurag Srivastava, and Business Development Head Vikas Kaushik.
Dynamite News Executive Editor Subhash Raturi welcomes Vijay Joshi
Members of the editorial team present included Jay Singh, Rohit Goyal, Sona Saini, Karan Sharma, Poonam Rajput, Nidhi Kushwaha, Deepika Tiwari, Sujata Biswal, Sapna Srivastava, Tanya Chand, Nitin Parashar, Bobby Raj, and Rishabh Agnihotri.
Also in attendance were Dynamite News Social Media Manager Rohit Poonia, Multimedia Producer Usama, Video Editor Yash Gautam, graphics designers Rajni and Bharat, along with several trainee journalists and eminent members of the media industry.
Vijay Joshi and Nirmal Pathak among journalists in the Dynamite News newsroom
The interaction concluded on an inspiring note, with young journalists encouraged to pursue truth, remain grounded, and uphold the highest standards of journalism.
