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IFWJ 76th Foundation Day: The Indian Federation of Working Journalists (IFWJ) celebrated its 76th Foundation Day in Ranchi on Wednesday with a message of service and social responsibility.
Journalists distributed blankets among elderly residents of an old age home and served them food.
They also spent quality time with the residents and shared moments of joy.
The event highlighted the importance of compassion and community engagement.
Elderly women at the home welcomed the women journalists with songs.
Their warm gesture created an emotional and cheerful atmosphere.
Journalists interacted with the residents and listened to their experiences.
The gathering offered an opportunity to connect with senior citizens and understand their concerns.
IFWJ President Bharat Bhushan Prasad led the programme.
Kumari Ranjana Asthana, Member Secretary of the Jharkhand State Legal Services Authority (JHALSA), attended as the chief guest.
Asthana encouraged the journalists and interacted with the elderly residents.
She listened to their concerns and provided valuable information about their legal rights.
Her interaction highlighted the importance of legal awareness and access to justice for senior citizens.
Several senior journalists from Ranchi attended the programme.
Journalists from Koderma, Dhanbad, Pakur and other districts of Jharkhand also participated.
The celebration reflected the social commitment of the journalism community.
Through this initiative, IFWJ members combined their foundation day celebrations with a meaningful act of public service.
The programme also reinforced the importance of dignity, care and companionship for elderly people.
By spending time with them, the journalists delivered a message that social responsibility extends beyond professional duties.
The IFWJ’s 76th Foundation Day celebration in Ranchi thus became an occasion to promote solidarity, compassion and support for senior citizens.
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