Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Journalists to hold 'Maha Dharna' over long-standing issues
Journalists are planning a big protest called 'Maha Dharna' in front of the State Information Bhavan in Masab Tank on December 3.
They are upset because they feel the government has not been paying attention to their problems for the past 12 years.
The police are ready to keep things safe during the protest.
The journalists want the government to keep the promises it made during the elections, like making a plan to officially recognize journalists, bringing back health insurance, and giving them land to build houses.
Journalists from different parts of the state are expected to join the protest.
Journalists will hold a 'Maha Dharna' on December 3 at the State Information Bhavan in Masab Tank.
The protest is organized by the State Working Journalists' Union (TUWJ) to address issues faced by journalists over the past 12 years.
Key demands include the establishment of an accreditation policy, revival of the health insurance scheme, and allocation of house plots.
Police have taken security measures to manage the demonstration.
Journalists from various districts are expected to participate in the protest.
- Who
- Journalists from various districts, organized by the State Working Journalists' Union (TUWJ)
- What
- A 'Maha Dharna' (large-scale protest) to address long-standing issues faced by journalists
- When
- December 3
- Where
- State Information Bhavan in Masab Tank
- Why
- To advocate for necessary reforms and address ongoing neglect and issues faced by journalists over the past 12 years
- Event
- Maha Dharna
- Location
- State Information Bhavan, Masab Tank
- Date
- December 3
- Organizer
- State Working Journalists' Union (TUWJ)
- Key Demands
- Accreditation policy, health insurance scheme, house plots