Govt Rolls Out Cashless Medical Facility for Accredited Journalists
In a major move, Yogi Adityanath has announced a new initiative aimed at supporting journalists across the state. Speaking at an event in Gorakhpur, he revealed that the government is working on providing cashless healthcare to accredited journalists, making their lives safer and more secure.
Clear Identity, Better Protection
To streamline identification, the government plans to issue accreditation certificates and official ID cards to genuine journalists. This step will help them work freely without facing unnecessary hurdles while also ensuring easy access to government-backed services.
Cashless Treatment in the Pipeline
Journalists often stand up for society, but during personal crises, especially health emergencies, they are left on their own. Recognizing this gap, the state is preparing a system to offer cashless medical treatment. In Gorakhpur, groundwork has already begun through the Gorakhpur Press Club, signaling early implementation.
One Platform for All Journalists
The Chief Minister also emphasized the need to bring all journalists under one umbrella. While those associated with major media houses already receive certain benefits, many others remain excluded. The government now aims to build a unified system that ensures equal support for everyone in the profession.
Celebrating 200 Years of Hindi Journalism
This year also marks a historic milestone, 200 years of Hindi journalism. The journey began with the launch of Udant Martand on May 30, 1826. Since then, journalism has played a vital role in strengthening democracy and amplifying public voices.
With these new measures, Uttar Pradesh is taking a meaningful step towards recognizing and supporting the people who keep society informed every day.
Clear Identity, Better Protection
To streamline identification, the government plans to issue accreditation certificates and official ID cards to genuine journalists. This step will help them work freely without facing unnecessary hurdles while also ensuring easy access to government-backed services. Cashless Treatment in the Pipeline
Journalists often stand up for society, but during personal crises, especially health emergencies, they are left on their own. Recognizing this gap, the state is preparing a system to offer cashless medical treatment. In Gorakhpur, groundwork has already begun through the Gorakhpur Press Club, signaling early implementation.One Platform for All Journalists
The Chief Minister also emphasized the need to bring all journalists under one umbrella. While those associated with major media houses already receive certain benefits, many others remain excluded. The government now aims to build a unified system that ensures equal support for everyone in the profession. Celebrating 200 Years of Hindi Journalism
This year also marks a historic milestone, 200 years of Hindi journalism. The journey began with the launch of Udant Martand on May 30, 1826. Since then, journalism has played a vital role in strengthening democracy and amplifying public voices.With these new measures, Uttar Pradesh is taking a meaningful step towards recognizing and supporting the people who keep society informed every day.
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