Bokaro Journalists Move Towards Press Club (BPS) Reorganisation
Bokaro: In a major organisational overhaul, all existing committees of the Bokaro Press Club (BPC) have been dissolved, paving the way for a fresh membership drive and elections. A seven-member core committee has been constituted to oversee the reorganisation process and ensure the formation of a new executive body within a month.
The decision was taken unanimously at an important meeting of the Bokaro Press Club held on Sunday at Bokaro Parisadan. The meeting was chaired by Amarkant, former General Secretary of the Ranchi Press Club, and attended by several senior journalists, including four of the club’s five trustees.
After detailed deliberations on the club’s functioning, organisational structure and future roadmap, the members agreed to dissolve all existing committees and initiate a fresh restructuring exercise.
Seven-Member Panel to Lead Reorganisation
The newly constituted core committee comprises senior journalists Rampravesh, Vijay Kumar Jha, Sunil Tiwari, Rajesh Singh Deo, Rahul, Surendra and Sanjeev. Vijay Kumar Jha was appointed convener of the committee. The panel has been entrusted with conducting a fresh membership drive, convening a general body meeting and laying the groundwork for elections to constitute a new executive committee.
One-Month Deadline for New Committee
The core committee has been given a month’s time to complete the entire exercise, including membership enrolment and the process leading to elections. The move is aimed at bringing organisational clarity, strengthening the club’s structure and ensuring broader participation of journalists in its affairs.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participating journalists pledged collective support for the reorganisation initiative and expressed their commitment to strengthening the Bokaro Press Club and safeguarding the interests of the journalistic fraternity.
Among those present were Vijay Kumar Jha, Ashish Sinha, Dhananjay Pratap, Akshay Kumar, Sunil Tiwari, Rajesh Singh Deo, Ashok Vishwakarma, Rahul Sharma, Vinay Kumar Tiwari, Rajat Nath, Jai Sinha, Purnendu Pushpesh, Akhilesh Kumar Singh, Dharmendra Pandey, Piyush Kumar Rai, Rana Ranjeet, Himanshu Kumar, Shashikant Sharma, Rohit Sharma, Rampravesh and Rajesh Raj, besides several other senior journalists who supported the decisions.
