Public Relations Society of India presents a talk on how does public relations survive

Public Relations Society of India presents a talk on how does public relations survive the harsh world of social media on 22nd October 2019 

Public Relations Society of India recently presented a talk on ‘How do public relations survive the harsh world of social media’ with Guest Speaker Apsara Reddy on 22nd October 2019. Apsara Reddy shared her views on the same after which she was seen answering questions of the media as well as the guests who attended the talk.

“The public relations industry must have a social conscience and responsibility. In the attempt to publicise, image build and work on reputations, sometimes information that is harmful to society is peddled,” said Apsara Reddy

“Character assassination on social media amounts to cruelty and PR professionals operating in that space must push for more regulation or else it will result in too many personal battles and professional wars spilling into the digital space. In the name of freedom of speech, hate speech must be dealt with seriously” further added Apsara Reddy

Also adding to a question from former director of Air India and now a PR professional on the industry, Apsara said, “The industry needs proper regulation and a more sensitive approach to handling issues like National Security and Women’s rights, especially rape related reportage.

Apsara Reddy Shares her Views on How PR Agencies Can Survive the Harsh World Of Sociel Media Part 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qaOnOOFH-8

Daily report of save the earth 2019

Daily report of save the earth 2019

Below is the brief of Save the earth campaign 2019 (Day 1) 

Madras University VC inaugurates M.O.P Vaishnav College’s campaign supporting Plastic Ban Go 2019

The Vice Chancellor of Madras University, Dr.P.Duraisamy inaugurated the Public Relations Campaign of M.O.P Vaishnav College on the theme ‘Save the Earth’ supporting the Plastic Ban Go 2019 on 4th of January in the college premises.

The Post Graduate Department of Communication has been conducting several city-wide PR Campaigns and has organized seminars in prominent cities. They have been successfully conducting PR Campaigns over the years addressing issues like Rainwater Harvesting, Pollution, Women’s Safety and Health Issues, Road safety, Organ donation, Organic Farming, Child abuse, Autism and many others. The department has been doing various pre-campaign activities around the city creating awareness of the Plastic Ban GO 2019, Saving Trees, Saving Energy, Marine Pollution and Food Waste Management.

The Chief Guest inaugurated the week long campaign by launching the set of alternatives listed by the Government. He also said that the all colleges affiliated to Madras University will join in supporting this Plastic Ban GO 2019, M.O.P Vaishnav College being the first.

Post the inauguration, a panel discussion was organised on the topic: ‘Is Sustainable India a Myth or Reality?’ The panelists include Mr. D. Suresh also called as Solar Suresh who is known for his efforts and motivation for others to lead a completely Eco-friendly, self-sufficient and self-sustaining life by self-generating all the electricity and resources, Ms. Renu Narayanan who started the interactive online platform ‘The Dialogue’ for creating awareness regarding the harmful effects for plastic, Ms. Bhanu who is the founder of ‘Thumbnail Pads’ an initiative to create awareness about using cloth sanitary napkins, Dr. Babu marine biologist and active trustee of Nizhal NGO and Mr. Vamsi Kapivilavai an active member of the Citizen Consumer and Civic Action Group. The panelists had an hour-long session on different ways to sustainable living, its causes and effects. Various events are scheduled to happen in the next four days to enforce the message ‘Save the Earth’.