PrezSpeak-4: J&K, here we come!

Friends,

As we move towards realizing our dreams of going global and strengthening our pan-India presence, we have something to show to the world – Our website and our e-mag PRapport.

You will be happy to know that as you will read this piece, PRapport would have clocked close to 3,000 page views. What is heartening to note is that PRapport has been increasingly attracting global attention! Germany seems to be in a hurry to catch up with the US, going by the stats thrown by the Internet. 

Thanks to a reference given by Mr Chander Sardana, we now have a chance of opening our J&K Chapter. Dr. K. John Babu, Assistant Professor, Department of Convergent Journalism, Central University of Kashmir, Srinagar, has agreed to our suggestion to start a PRCI Chapter by roping in like-minded communication professionals.

You will all agree with me that this will be simply superb since we will be flying PRCI flag in J&K.

Emotionally speaking, I have a personal attachment to J&K which is my state of birth. I was born in Udhampur.

We shall be in constant tough with Dr Babu and move swiftly towards setting up the J&K Chapter.

We will soon see Delhi chapter back in action as we finalise the names of the new committee in the NCR-Capital region.

Glad to hear that Vinay Kumar is tapping his contacts to strengthen the Goa Chapter.

Friends, thanks a million for all your fan mails that keep me moving ahead. But please just don’t stop after praising the initiatives. I request all of you to participate in the new endeavour and that is where our Inclusive Communication will have some meaning.

I am sure we are all planning some activity for the Communication Day on the theme – Communicators as Whistle Blowers. Please refer to - http://prapport.blogspot.in/2015/04/from-presidents-desk-3-well-begun-half.html - for details and plan activities. 

I hear Bangalore and Mumbai are already planning something and I am sure Pune, Kochi and Solapur will too do their bit.

While on PRrapport, let me convey my gratitude to Mr S Narendra by churning his weekly column – Narendra None – that has become highly popular. I have already received several messages praising this week’s column - Unshackling the Elephant.

You may have noticed the teaser about upcoming columns which I am sure will be eagerly awaited.

For Daughters’ Day, we shall plan something unique this year. I will share some dieas after discussing with GC and NE members shortly.

As Business India commented last week, we have a Big Task Ahead and I am sure as a team we shall succeed.

Hum Hongay Kaamyab!