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Weekly Lecture Series - 4: The Guru-Shishya Tradition and Duties in Indian Culture
Weekly Lecture Series - 4: The Guru-Shishya Tradition and Duties in Indian Culture
Another milestone was achieved by the Delhi School of Journalism with the successful organisation of its 4th Weekly Lecture Series on the topic “The Guru-Shishya Tradition and Duties in Indian Culture.”
The lecture was delivered by Dr. Sunita Singh, Professor, Department of Education, University of Delhi, who served as the resource person. The programme also commemorated the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan whose contributions to education and his deep respect for the teacher-student relationship continue to inspire generations.
Dr. Sunita Singh highlighted the significance of the Guru-Shishya relationship and discussed the roles and responsibilities of a teacher in shaping an individual and society. She emphasised that a mother is a child's first teacher, as she begins imparting values, discipline, knowledge and life lessons from the very beginning, helping the child grow into a better human being.
She also spoke about the contribution of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya and his vision of an education system rooted in Indian values, culture and traditions. His approach sought to create an educational framework that could harmonise modern learning with India's rich cultural heritage.
The lecture provided students with an opportunity to reflect on the enduring importance of teachers, education and cultural values in shaping responsible individuals and a progressive society.
Regards,
Delhi School of Journalism
University of Delhi
Weekly Lecture Series - 2: Folk Theatre As Medium of Communication
Weekly Lecture Series - 2: Folk Theatre As Medium of Communication
Delhi School of Journalism Resumes Weekly Lecture Series
Delhi School of Journalism continues its tradition of the "Weekly Lecture Series" held every Thursday. In the previous academic session 2025-26, a total of 21 lectures were organized on diverse topics including Media, PR, Advertising, International Relations, Internal Security, Defence, Soft Skills, Hard Skills, and many more.
For the current session 2026-27, we are organizing the 2nd lecture on "Folk Theatre as a Medium of Communication" by Shri Anoop Lather, Chairperson, Culture Council & PRO, University of Delhi.
We look forward to an insightful and engaging session.
Regards,
Delhi School of Journalism
University of Delhi
Inauguration of New Weekly Series-1 (2026-27 Session): Identifying & Countering Disinformation in the age of Generative AI
Inauguration of New Weekly Series-1 (2026-27 Session): Identifying & Countering Disinformation in the age of Generative AI
Mr. Jatin Gandhi is a former Executive Editor & Head of Fact-Checking at Jagran New Media. A seasoned journalist, he has worked across newspapers, magazines, TV, and digital platforms with some of India's top media houses, including The Times Group, India Today, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, NDTV, and Star News. He has taught Media Laws and Journalism at IIMC, IILM university & Times School of Media. He advises three Central Universities, and regularly trains journalists, students, law enforcement, and military officers on misinformation and media literacy. A Chevening Fellow, Knight International Journalism Fellow, and published author.
Weekly Lecture Series - 19: Narrative Warfare in Modern Conflicts: How Countries Shape Global Perceptions
Weekly Lecture Series - 19: Narrative Warfare in Modern Conflicts: How Countries Shape Global Perceptions
Prof. Shantesh Kumar Singh explains that countries use media and strategic narratives as powerful tools to shape global perception and influence how modern conflicts are understood worldwide.
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Weekly Lecture Series - 17: Basics of Interview Skills
Weekly Lecture Series - 17: Basics of Interview Skills
‘Basics of Interview Skills’ by Dr. Sanjay Verma explains that success in interviews depends on clear communication, confidence, proper preparation, and presenting your strengths effectively.
Weekly Lecture Series - 13: भारत, सामरिक चेतना और पत्रकारों की भूमिका
Weekly Lecture Series - 13: भारत, सामरिक चेतना और पत्रकारों की भूमिका
Mr. Vikramaditya Singh delivered a thought-provoking lecture on "Bharat Samrik Chetna Aur Patrkaron ki Bhumika," stressing the vital role journalists play in shaping national awareness and responsibility. He highlighted how ethical and informed reporting can strengthen societal consciousness and contribute to the nation's progress.
Weekly Lecture Series - 11: Empowering Women, Ending Violence
Weekly Lecture Series - 11: Empowering Women, Ending Violence
Dr. Anjali S. delivered a powerful and insightful lecture on "Empowering Women, Ending Violence," highlighting the importance of education, awareness, and collective action. She reflected on challenging societal norms and actively contributing to create a safer & more equitable world for women.
Weekly Lecture Series - 08: Ground Reporting and the Ethics of Journalism
Weekly Lecture Series - 08: Ground Reporting and the Ethics of Journalism
Capt. Ajmer Singh explained the nuances of ground reporting from borders and shared insightful anecdotes from his own experiences. His talk prepared future journalists to be mindful and aware of the dangers involved with dealing in sensitive issues of national security.
Weekly Lecture Series – 7 : The word geopolitics in a state of flux presents fault lines and strategic implications for South Asia
Weekly Lecture Series – 7 : The word geopolitics in a state of flux presents fault lines and strategic implications for South Asia
Maj Gen Dr. Rajan Kochhar's lecture explored how global geopolitics are rapidly shifting, with traditional power structures being reshaped by new strategic realities. He examined the fault lines influencing South Asia, such as evolving regional rivalries, security dynamics, and the interplay of global powers in the region's strategic landscape.
Weekly Lecture Series – 5: Storytelling in Journalism
Weekly Lecture Series – 5: Storytelling in Journalism
Sh. Shalabh Upadhyay delivered an engaging session on "Storytelling in Journalism," emphasizing how compelling narratives can bring facts to life and deepen audience connection. He highlighted the role of clarity, authenticity, and human perspective in shaping impactful journalism.
Weekly Lecture Series – 4: Social Media and News: Allies or Enemies?
Weekly Lecture Series – 4: Social Media and News: Allies or Enemies?
The Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, organized the fourth session of its Weekly Lecture Series on 11 September 2025 in Room No. G-6. The lecture on “Social Media and News: Allies or Enemies?” was delivered by Prof. (Dr.) Pooja Rana, a senior academic with over two decades of experience in media education, and presided over by Dr. Sanjay Verma, OSD, DSJ.
Prof. Rana discussed the complex relationship between social media and news, highlighting both its potential for instant communication and its risks of misinformation. She emphasized the importance of responsible journalism in the digital age and urged students to critically assess media ecosystems shaped by technology. Drawing on her research in communication policy and media management, she underlined how digital platforms influence news credibility and public trust.
Weekly Lecture Series – 3: New World Order and Role of Media
Weekly Lecture Series – 3: New World Order and Role of Media
The Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, held the third session of its Weekly Lecture Series on 4 September 2025 in Room No. G-6. Prof. Dr. Satish Kumar, Professor of Political Science at IGNOU, delivered a lecture on "New World Order and Role of Media", presided over by Dr. Sanjay Verma, OSD, DSJ.
Prof. Kumar highlighted India’s emergence as a knowledge power, its leadership at the G-20, and commitment to green energy under the vision of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”. He underlined the role of media in shaping narratives, noting biases in Western reporting, and urged students to understand global affairs through Indian perspectives and thinkers.
The session inspired students to engage critically with international relations and the media's role in presenting India's voice to the world.
Weekly Lecture Series – 2: Media and Education in South Asia's Relations
Weekly Lecture Series – 2: Media and Education in South Asia's Relations
The Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, organized the second session of its Weekly Lecture Series on 28 August 2025 in Room No. G-6. The lecture on "Role of Media and Education in South Asian Relationship" was delivered by Mr. O. P. Yadav, Public Relations Officer, Regional SAARC Education Centre, Kathmandu, and presided over by Dr. Sanjay Verma, OSD, DSJ.
Mr. Yadav shared his vast experience as a journalist and academic, emphasizing how media and education can serve as bridges of understanding in South Asia. He discussed their role in addressing common challenges such as poverty, migration, and climate change, while strengthening regional cooperation. The session inspired students to view journalism as a tool for dialogue and peace-building across borders.
The Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, inaugurated its Weekly Lecture Series on 21 August 2025 (Thursday), with the first session on "Life Skills: Importance of Time Management for Professional Growth."
The lecture was delivered by Shri Subhash C. Sood, Visiting Faculty (PR & Advertising), Start-up Project Consultant, and Soft Skills Trainer. His insightful address on the significance of time management for professional growth offered valuable guidance to both students and faculty.
The event was presided over by Dr. Sanjay Verma, OSD, Delhi School of Journalism. The School expressed its deep gratitude to Shri Sood for sharing his knowledge and experience, marking the beginning of a continuous and enriching learning initiative.
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