Dr. Tahir Rufayee, National Chairman of the National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM), greeted the nation on Universal Children’s Day, emphasizing our collective responsibility to protect children’s rights. This day, celebrated on November 20, serves as a powerful reminder of the duty we owe to the future generation.
Dr. Rufayee highlighted that children represent the hope and strength of India. He stressed the significance of creating a safe, nurturing environment that fosters growth. “It is crucial to ensure that every child receives a wholesome upbringing, marked by safety, education, and emotional support,” he stated.
He acknowledged the vital role of society in safeguarding children’s education and health. “Working together, we can provide the necessary resources that allow children to thrive and achieve their full potential,” Dr. Rufayee remarked.
Furthermore, Dr. Rufayee pointed out the importance of responsible journalism in elevating child welfare issues. He stated, “The media can catalyze change by bringing attention to challenges faced by children and advocating for their rights.” He reaffirmed the NFJM’s commitment to ethical journalism that prioritizes child welfare and fosters an informed and compassionate society.
As he extended his heartfelt greetings to everyone, Dr. Rufayee urged citizens to recommit themselves to the welfare of children. He said, “We must work toward a future in which every child feels protected, valued, and empowered to pursue their dreams.” This Universal Children’s Day is not just a celebration; it is a call to action for all to contribute to a safer and brighter future for children.
