3 weeks ago
Minister Parthasarathi unveils Press Club Amaravati logo and website
A minister in India helped launch a new logo and website for a club for news reporters called Press Club Amaravati.
The club will be built in Amaravati, the capital city of the state.
The minister hopes it will become the best press club in the whole country.
A press club is a special place where journalists can work, meet, and rest.
The planned building will have libraries, conference halls, and workspaces for reporters.
It will also have theatres and places to stay for journalists from India and other countries.
There will be community halls and fun areas for journalists and their families.
The club's leaders have sent their plans to the Chief Minister for approval.
The minister said the new club should be even better than the famous Chandigarh Press Club.
Two children of journalists, K Vishnupriya and U Varun, designed the new logo and website.
Minister for Information & Public Relations and Housing Kolusu Parthasarathi unveiled the new logo and dynamic website of Press Club Amaravati on Wednesday.
The minister expressed hope that the proposed media centre would emerge as the finest press club in the country.
General secretary Chigurupati Satish Babu presented a proposed building design with libraries, conference halls, workspaces, theatres, media accommodation, community halls, and recreational facilities.
The proposal has been submitted to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
The minister said Press Club Amaravati should surpass the Chandigarh Press Club and suggested revenue-generating facilities for journalists' welfare; the logo and website were designed by journalists' children K Vishnupriya and U Varun.
- Who
- Kolusu Parthasarathi, Minister for Information & Public Relations and Housing, unveiled the logo; Press Club Amaravati general secretary Chigurupati Satish Babu presented the building design.
- What
- Unveiling of Press Club Amaravati's new logo and dynamic website, along with presentation of the proposed media centre building design.
- Where
- Vijayawada; the proposed club is planned for Amaravati, the State's capital.
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not given in the article).
- Why
- To create a world-class media centre reflecting Amaravati's capital vision and to support journalists' welfare.
Key facts
- Minister
- Kolusu Parthasarathi (K Partha Sarathy), Information & Public Relations and Housing
- Event
- Unveiling of Press Club Amaravati logo and dynamic website
- Location
- Vijayawada; club planned for Amaravati
- General Secretary
- Chigurupati Satish Babu
- Proposal submitted to
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu
- Planned facilities
- Libraries, conference halls, workspaces, theatres, media accommodation, community halls, recreational facilities
- Logo and website designers
- K Vishnupriya and U Varun, children of journalists
Sources
Related news
Naidu’s Vision Drives Plans for World-Class Amaravati Assembly Complex
Speaker Chairs Meeting on Amaravati Government Complex Design
Visakhapatnam Plans State-of-the-Art Redevelopment of TTD Kalyana Mandapam
Lokesh Promises New District Central Library for Visakhapatnam
Foster Team Refines Amaravati Designs Ahead of 2028 Deadline
CM Chandrababu Naidu inaugurates MLA, MLC residential complex in Amaravati
Pawan Kalyan Birthday Celebrations Feature Bike Rallies Across Andhra Pradesh
Collector Rajakumari Receives Red Cross Gold Medal for Services
IB Detains Shivtek Safety Officer Amid 2016 Blast Concerns
Krishna Collector Balaji Receives Red Cross Seva Swarna Award Again
AP Governor Presents Red Cross Awards to Seven District Collectors
