Sikkim Express: A Beacon of Free Press in Vibrant Democracy

Sikkim's Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang celebrated the key role of a free press in democracy during Sikkim Express's Golden Jubilee. Committed to supporting journalists, he praised the publication's enduring contributions to state history since its 1976 inception. Tamang urged the media to uphold truth amidst rapid information flow.

In a significant endorsement of the media's role in democracy, Sikkim's Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang described a free and responsible press as the cornerstone of a vibrant democratic society. At the Golden Jubilee of the Sikkim Express, he lauded the state's dynamic media fraternity for their diligent work.

During the event at Manan Kendra, CM Tamang reiterated his government's commitment to supporting journalists through various welfare initiatives. He stressed the importance of truth and integrity in media, especially in an era characterized by rapid information dissemination.

Tamang highlighted Sikkim Express's remarkable journey over 50 years since its founding by the late Ram Patro, acknowledging its role as a trusted pillar in the state's democratic framework. He celebrated its status as Sikkim's first English daily and its achievements in documenting the region's history.

(With inputs from agencies.)