In the last decade, society's consumption of news and material has shifted tremendously. Never before in human history have we been more connected, demonstrating the benefits of a new and exciting digital age.

The Internet allows us to connect with everyone around the globe in seconds with smart phones and laptops with high-definition video capabilities. Journalists no longer need to wait until the newspaper prints to garner attention for their reporting; they may write, record, and transmit content quickly.

However, this skill can also be a curse. Misinformation abounds, and genuine, fair media has never been more critical. The future of journalism in the digital age will necessitate news organizations and journalists adapting and fundamentally changing the status quo in terms of how they report and distribute news.

Journalism is often referred to as vox populi since it allows many people's opinions to be heard. It can be an excellent technique to bridge the gap between authorities and the general public while also providing constructive criticism for the improvement of society. Journalism represents free expression. It asserts the right of the people to have an opinion and a platform to express that opinion.

Campus journalism is a course for college students to understand the importance of oral and written communication skills, reading, and media consumption skills. This course enables the students to learn the hands-on basics of writing-editing-publishing. This is while they get introduced to digital self-defense by identifying fake news and learning to fact-check.

The initiative provides an avenue for students looking to broaden their perspectives beyond school.

Campus journalism, like journalism in general, plays a role in information distribution, enlightenment, and education for the general public.

Through lectures, interactions, and hands-on exercises. Sometimes accompanied by audio-visual material.

Classes will be conducted on the school campus, by Bhavan’s instructors and expert invitees.

Up to six hours of teaching or four lectures might be conducted online but presented through live-streaming in the classrooms.

Such classes will be beamed live in the classroom, under the supervision of Bhavan’s instructors.