Saksham Sanchar Sanstha has started a three-day summer camp focussing on media and communication skills from May 3 to May 5, 2025, at Sandipani Vidyalaya Vinoba, Ratlam. The camp is aimed at equipping students with essential skills in creative writing, journalism, digital media, and content creation.
Students are being given a platform to explore their talents in the fast-evolving world of media and communication. They are getting hands-on exposure to various dimensions of media through interactive workshops, expert sessions, and practical activities.
On June 3rd, Ashish Pathak, a senior journalist fromRajasthan Patrika shared his experience with students. He said any body who understand the pain of others and tries him to get freed from the pain can be a journalist.
It is the job of journalist to feel the pain of a person concerned and try to relieve him from same. He stressed on five Ws and one H principle of Journalism and said thatthese principles of Why, What, Where, Why and How stand sacrosanct and are followed everywhere.
Maneesh Sharma from Doordarshan Jaipur connected with students with online session and taught students tips and tricks to become camera friendly.
He insisted students to become good citizens of India be inculcating all good values and by sharing positive and corrected news.
Key Highlights of the Camp:
- Creative writing and storytelling techniques
- Journalism and mass communication basics
- Digital media and content creation
- Video editing and podcast production
- Social media strategy and management
- Live sessions with experienced journalists
The camp is being conducted under the guidance of Archana Sharma, founder of Saksham Sanchar Sanstha, who emphasised the importance of nurturing young minds in the age of digital communication. “This initiative aims to combine creativity with technology to help students articulate their ideas effectively,” she said.
According to career in-charges Manjulika Khare and Manisha Choudhary, student registrations have already been completed under the direction of Principal Sandhya Vora.
Vice Principal Gajendra Singh Rathore of CM RISE School, Sandipani Vidyalaya Vinoba, added,
“This event is sure empower students with creative expression, biliteracy, and media arts skills. It’s a step toward shaping confident communicators and future storytellers.”
The summer camp is expected to provide a stimulating environment where students can blend creativity with communication, preparing them for future opportunities in the media and digital landscape