Kohima, January 20: The Kohima Press Club (KPC) marked a significant milestone by celebrating its Silver Jubilee on Tuesday at the Capital Convention Center, commemorating 25 years of its contribution to strengthening journalism in Nagaland and the Northeast.
As part of the anniversary celebrations, the Kohima Press Club organised the Northeast Media Conclave on the theme “Reimagining Truth: Northeast Journalism for a Changing World.” The conclave brought together senior journalists and media professionals from across the region to deliberate on the evolving challenges confronting the media landscape.
The first session of the conclave focused on “Evolving Nature of Media: Ethics under Pressure & Strengthening Credibility in the Age of Misinformation.” Discussions centred on the growing threat of misinformation, ethical dilemmas faced by journalists, and the urgent need to reinforce public trust in media institutions amid the rapid expansion of digital platforms.
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Eminent journalists and media leaders who shared their insights included Monalisa Changkija from Nagaland, Pradip Phanjoubam from Manipur, Geetartha Pathak representing the Indian Journalists Union, Karma Paljor from Sikkim, and Raymond Kharmujai from Meghalaya.
The session was moderated by Medolenuo Ambrocia Loucii of the Kohima Press Club. Speakers emphasised the importance of ethical journalism, fact-based reporting, and the value of regional perspectives in addressing misinformation and sustaining credibility in today’s fast-changing media environment.
The Northeast Media Conclave emerged as a key highlight of the Silver Jubilee celebrations, reflecting the Kohima Press Club’s continued commitment to promoting responsible journalism, professional integrity, and meaningful dialogue across the Northeast.
