Gonda: The second batch of the six-month Digital Mass Communication Certificate Course, conducted at Radio Gyansthali 89.6 FM of Saraswati Devi Nari Gyansthali PG College, Gonda, in collaboration with ATC Labs, Noida, has successfully completed its training programme. Deputy Inspector General of Police, Devipatan Range, Ashok Kumar Shukla, presented certificates to the students at a ceremony held to mark the occasion.
The students who received certificates included Ayushi Pathak, Lalita Gupta, Shraddha Gangwar, Nidhi Singh, Akhileshwari Srivastava, Suhani, Sandhya, Jigyasa Srivastava, Soumya, Srishti Singh and Vaishnav Singh. Their parents were also present and expressed pride and happiness at their children’s successful completion of the course.
Addressing the gathering, the DIG said digital mass communication had a promising future and was an important field for the present generation. He encouraged students to strengthen their professional skills, use technology constructively and explore emerging opportunities in the media industry. He also extended his best wishes to all the participants.
College Principal Dr Aarti Srivastava and Radio Gyansthali 89.6 FM Director Dr Anandita Rajat attended the programme.
The course provided practical training in radio broadcasting, anchoring, news writing, audio and video editing, personality development, editing and various aspects of digital media. The training was delivered by RJ Adnan, editor Hariom, Dr Tanvi Jaiswal, RJ Manu, RJ Unnati, Sneha Das and editor Rachna. Drawing on their professional experience and expertise, the trainers guided students in developing practical skills required to work in the media sector.
Dr Deepen Sinha, CEO and President of ATC Labs, who is currently in the United States, sent his best wishes to the students for successfully completing the course.
The programme marked an important step in equipping students with practical media skills and preparing them to explore opportunities in the rapidly evolving digital communication landscape.
