VSJMC

02/04/2024

Today I complete six years at VIPS. It was on 2nd April 2018 that I enetered the hallowed portals of this prestigious institution with the Chair of BOM Dr S C Vats and then Principal Director Professor Rattan Sharma escorting me to the room that has since been my work pod.The credit for convincing a footloose reporter like me to take on the regimen of academics solely goes to Dr SC Vats, his patience with me has been monumental, so has been that of Suneet Vats, the Vice Chair. Agreeing to my demand for writing my regular newspaper columns must not have been very easy. Allowing me with experiments in introducing new methods of pedagogy always found support with them. The satisfaction has been to see the under-graduate students rise to the benchmarks which I have made higher by few inches every passing year.
A few I want to name here, Navya Singh, Aviral Grover, Ravi Pratik, Aayush Sharma, Utkarsh Rana, Sanchit Nagpal, Pratham Sharma, Raj Dhingra, Jagriti Gambhir, Deepak Muktal, Aaron Justine, and of course Abdesh Jha. They all are doing well, well meaning happiness in whatever they are doing.
I am eagerly looking forward to the passing out of the first batch of post-graduate students enrolled in the MA(MC) programme. I am in know of the initial complaints that the course has been made very rigrous and there is hardly any breathing space. But today after three semesters those who volunteered to embark on the tough journey are different individuals, each confident of her/himself.
Not because I work here but because my training and long innings as a reporter has infused in me the quality of objective observation(I belong to a different era), I feel convinced about VIPS being the best centre of media studies. It's not only about the infrastructure, its also about the faculty members. Most are solid in their work and fluent in delivery, and engage very well with the students. Most importantly its fees is most reasonanble, peanuts to what some others charge with no such quality of facility or gravitas of faculty as VIPS.

19/06/2023

*My message to graduating batch of BAJMC 2020-23 of VIPS-TC*

A media veteran's farewell message to students of BAJMC batch 2020-23

31/08/2022

Ganesh Chaturthi, also called Vinayaka Chaturthi, in Hinduism, 10-day festival marking the birth of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, the god of prosperity and wisdom. It begins on the fourth day (chaturthi) of the month of Bhadrapada (August–September), the sixth month of the Hindu calendar.

29/08/2022

National Sports Day is celebrated every year in India on 29 August. The day is celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Indian hockey legend, Major Dhyan Chand. Major Dhyan Chand was a legendary figure in Indian and world hockey.

23/08/2022

World Water Week is the meeting place for everyone who wants to understand how water can help us address the world’s greatest challenges. Started in 1991, this event is now the leading annual conference on global water issues.

19/08/2022

The Krishna Janmashtami festival marks the birth of Krishna, one of the most popular deities worshipped by Hindus. He is thought to have been born in 3228 BC. His birthday is celebrated eight days after Raksha Bandhan, a festival celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters.

14/08/2022

Happy Independence day to everyone from the team of VIMC

12/08/2022

Every year on Sawan Poornima in the Hindu calendar, World Sanskrit Day (also known as Sanskrit Diwas) is observed. Being the first spoken and oldest language, Sanskrit holds significance in the ancient history of India. It is also considered as the Dev Vani which translates to the ‘language of Gods.’ Despite all this, Sanskrit is not getting the recognition it deserves. As a result, World Sanskrit Day is celebrated all across the
country in order to promote the resurgence and preservation of this language.
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11/08/2022

Happy Raksha Bandhan to everyone from the team of VIMC❤

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08/08/2022

The Quit India Movement was a movement started by Mahatma Gandhi on 8 August 1942 during the World War II asking for an end to British rule in India. The movement was started in a speech in Bombay where Mahatma Gandhi asked Indians to Do or Die.The day is celebrated by paying tribute to freedom fighters with national integration speeches and other events. The Quit India Movement also known as India August Movement or Bharat Chodo Andolan

04/08/2022

VIMC now offers MAMC (Master's degree program in journalism and mass communication)

2 year program with multiple opportunities and hands on training experience