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MANSEHRA: The regular broadcasts of the Campus Radio FM-98.6 at the Hazara University were inaugurated on Friday.
Speaking as the chief guest, Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Syed Sakhawat Shah said the media played an important role in fighting social evils and injustices. He said the teachers and media could guide the students and society in the right direction by promoting education in general public.
He said the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication of the university had won its recognition and soon the Hazara University Media House would establish a TV station.
Campus Radio Station will broadcast programmes to provide information to the local agricultural community.
Earlier, Shujaat Ali Khan, director, Hazara University Media House, explained the achievements of the department during the last three years, saying, the students trained here were working successfully in various media houses. He said the department was planning to start short courses in Chinese, Malay, German, French and Persian languages to produce qualified and professional journalists for the national and international media.
The radio broadcast will benefit the people living in the radius of 20 kilometres, which will be further extended to 120 kilometres. The FM 98.6 transmission can be heard in Balakot, Qalandarabad, Battal, Khawajgan and Attar Sheesha.
Speaking as the chief guest, Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Syed Sakhawat Shah said the media played an important role in fighting social evils and injustices. He said the teachers and media could guide the students and society in the right direction by promoting education in general public.
He said the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication of the university had won its recognition and soon the Hazara University Media House would establish a TV station.
Campus Radio Station will broadcast programmes to provide information to the local agricultural community.
Earlier, Shujaat Ali Khan, director, Hazara University Media House, explained the achievements of the department during the last three years, saying, the students trained here were working successfully in various media houses. He said the department was planning to start short courses in Chinese, Malay, German, French and Persian languages to produce qualified and professional journalists for the national and international media.
The radio broadcast will benefit the people living in the radius of 20 kilometres, which will be further extended to 120 kilometres. The FM 98.6 transmission can be heard in Balakot, Qalandarabad, Battal, Khawajgan and Attar Sheesha.