Tour of Jag Bani Tv Channel

 In the 2nd year of B.A Journalism & Mass Communication our first field visit was in Jag Bani TV channel. That was on 23rd August 2024. That field visit was related to our subject tv reporting & anchoring subject. We the 9 students of B.A Journalism & Mass Communication 2nd year and one of our respected faculty member visited to the field visit. We started for Jag Bani TV Channel at 11:30am. First we reported in our department building. On that day most of the students had no money for transportation. So our respected faculty members helped us with money for transportation. Our faculty member Nadim Sir had taken a great care of all of us. On that day we first moved to Jalandhar bus stand from there we moved to Jag Bani TV channel by autorickshaw. Jag Bani TV channel is a Punjabi It covers all local Punjabi news, national, political and more. Jag Bani has also a daily newspaper. This newspaper is printed in Jalandhar and Ludhiana and has an average of 328 thousand circulated copies during weekdays. Jag Bani was started by the Punjab Kesari Group back in 1978 along with Punjab Kesari and Hind Samachar. Field visit to Jag Bani will be very useful for our tv reporting and anchoring subject. This field visit is an indispensable part for our education.





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