Journalism Dept. to get its own premises at Manasagangotri
The Hindu
Prof. Nadig Krishna Murthy birth centenary celebrated
The PG Department of Journalism and Mass Communication of the University of Mysore will soon have its own premises on the Manasagangotri campus.
This was stated byVice-Chancellor G. Hemantha Kumar here on Thursday during the centenary celebrations of the doyen of journalism education Nadig Krishna Murthy who was instrumental in establishing the PG department at the varsity.
The Vice-Chancellor said it is a strange and happy coincidence that the golden jubilee of the department and the centenary year of Prof. Nadig Krishna Murthy were being celebrated in the same year. The new premises will be inaugurated in due course and will also be befitting tribute to the pioneers of media and journalism education.
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