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In his address to the fellow journalists, especially to the young and budding journalists, cameramen and crew members, Maksam Tayeng urged each one of them to adhere to the rules and regulations of the APC and to maintain the ethics of journalism.
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He also narrated about the history and struggle of the journalists in Pasighat since a decade ago when East Siang Press Association (ESPA) was formed during 2014 due to non approval of PPC from the APC then owing to certain reasons for the larger interest of state journalism.
Tayeng said that the approval of PPC by APC is a welcome step and expressed hope that the establishment of PPC will not only benefit journalists but it will also ease the hurdles of the common citizen who takes long distance to Itanagar for press conferences.
PPC General Secretary, Mingkeng Osik also spoke in detail about the future route map for the welfare of journalists in Pasighat and its surrounding districts and he too laid emphasis on maintaining journalistic ethics by all media persons operating and affiliating with the PPC.
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Former ESPA General Secretary, now Treasurer, PPC, Ipak Diyum also spoke about the dire need of strengthening PCC while recalling how journalists were often facing hardship in the absence of a club or common organization.
Other office bearers selected on the day are: Toram Melong (IPR Secy), Osu Gamnoh (Coordinator), Ms Bompi Zirdo (Chief Auditor), Ms Saraswati Gao (Auditor), Ms Neha Perin (Asst. Auditor), Ms Aliza Deori (Asst. Treasurer), Anand Borang (Asst. IPR Secy) and Iken Lomi (Asst. Coordinator).