Hyderabad: The Vice President of India, C.P. Radhakrishnan, remarks that the media must separate genuine news from fake content as artificial intelligence expands across public communication. He warns that misinformation spreads quickly and, therefore, demands strict editorial vigilance.
Vice President’s remarks on drug control and public duty
He says India needs a united stand against the drug menace from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Moreover, he notes that the media can guide this effort with clear reports and timely alerts. He urges citizens to act responsibly so the country can move toward a drug-free society.
The Vice President delivers these comments on Sunday at the Ramoji Excellence national awards ceremony in Ramoji Film City. During his address, he marks the 89th birth anniversary of Ramoji Rao. He explains that the founder shaped Indian journalism and entertainment with lasting discipline and consistent purpose.
Ramoji Rao, he says, changed national communication through Eenadu, the ETV network, Ramoji Film City, and the wider Ramoji Group. Furthermore, he points out that the founder rose from a small village and built major institutions through steady work and clear ideas. His TM spirit, the Vice President adds, strengthened employees and improved newsroom standards.
The Vice President recalls that Ramoji Rao responded swiftly whenever disasters struck. As a result, public contributions collected under his leadership supported many affected families. He states that ethical journalism guided all his decisions and notes that the Ramoji Excellence Awards will help future generations understand those values.
Vice President’s remarks during honours for achievers
He also says that Ramoji Film City reflects the founder’s vision because a team could enter with a script and leave with a complete print. In addition, he highlights that the media leader created thousands of jobs and ran a business rooted in clear values.
Seven individuals receive Ramoji awards for contributions linked to public service and national development. The awardees include Amala Ruya for rural development, Srikant Bolla as a youth icon, Madhaveelatha for science and technology, Akash Tandon for humanitarian service, Prasanna Sri for art and culture, Jaideep Hardikar for journalism, and Pallavi Ghosh for women empowerment.