New boundaries, old limits

A study on coverage of developmental issues by regional newspapers in the three newest states of the Union - Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh, and Uttaranchal - reveals public as well as media apathy towards the plight of people living in rural areas. Aman Namra reports.
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Right to Information

Prabhat Khabar has been continuously spreading awareness for Right to Information. Resident Editor of its Dhanbad Edition, Vishnu Rajgadia is the key person behind the campaign. His books in Hindi and English explains the strength and uses of the act.
You can get a lot of information in these Two Blogs
RTI Story
Vishnu Rajgadia

Statehood: Good for the media?

The creation of Chattisgarh, Jharkhand and Uttaranchal spelt hope and a new identity — if a person was not irrevocably cynical — with the media sensing the excitement and rising to the occasion. Now, in a month's time, the three States will be two years old, and SEVANTI NINAN uses the opportunity to look at how successful the media there has been playing its role.
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About Harivansh ji

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Siliguri edition

Prabhat Khabar starts Siliguri Edition
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Story in Rediff.com

A small newspaper's amazing turnaround
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PK Institute

Prabhat Khabar Institute of Media Studies, established in 2002 for media education, affiliated by Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai. It runs one year Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism course.
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Interview with Harivansh ji

Interview with Harivanshji, Editor in Chief of Prabhat Khabar
Published in 'Exchange 4 Media'
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A People's Paper

An Story in India Together by Shabnam Dhar. Click here to read

Deoghar Edition

Prabhat Khabar launched its another edition from Deoghar in Jharkhand.
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Akhabar Nahi Andolan