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HIMCOM: Where Learning Meets Leadership — A Day at the Parliament, A Classroom Inside the Parliament

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At HIMCOM, education is not limited to textbooks, lectures, or traditional classroom boundaries. The institution strongly believes that true learning happens when students step into the real world and witness the systems, institutions, and industries they study in action. Continuing this commitment to experiential learning, HIMCOM students recently had the incredible opportunity to visit the Parliament of India—an experience that turned one of the country’s most powerful institutions into a live classroom of knowledge, leadership, and inspiration. The visit was designed to help students gain firsthand exposure to the legislative framework of the nation. While topics related to governance, democracy, policymaking, and leadership are often discussed in classrooms, seeing these processes connected to the institution where national decisions are shaped gave students a much deeper understanding of how the country functions. Walking through the Parliament premises allowed students to witne...

Mobile Journalism (MoJo): The New Skill Every Journalist Needs

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of 21st-century media, the image of a journalist has undergone a radical transformation. The days of a reporter being shadowed by a multi-person crew, heavy satellite vans, and bulky shoulder-mounted cameras are fading. Today, the most powerful tool in a journalist’s arsenal is the one already sitting in their pocket: the smartphone. This shift has given rise to MobileJournalism , or MoJo —a practice that is no longer just a digital trend but a fundamental requirement for anyone entering the media industry. What is MoJo? Mobile Journalism is the process of gathering, producing, and distributing news using only a smartphone or tablet. A "MoJo" journalist acts as a one-person newsroom, capable of filming high-definition video, recording broadcast-quality audio, editing professional packages, and live-streaming directly to global audiences—all from a single handheld device. Why MoJo is the Future of News The surge in MoJo is driven by th...

HIMCOM Students Gain Real-World Media Insights at Book Fair 2026

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HIMCOM students had an enriching learning experience at Book Fair 2026 , where classrooms extended into the vibrant world of books, ideas, and communication. The visit offered students a unique opportunity to engage directly with authors, publishers, and industry professionals, helping them understand the practical dimensions of storytelling, journalism, and media communication. As students explored diverse stalls featuring books across genres—journalism, literature, media studies , politics, and digital communication—they gained valuable insights into how content is created, curated, and presented for different audiences. Interactions with authors allowed students to learn about the journey of a book, from concept to publication, and the role of communication in shaping narratives that inform, influence, and inspire society. The exposure to publishing houses and independent writers helped students understand the evolving landscape of the media and publishing industry, including the im...

HIMCOM Students Gain Real-Time Broadcast Journalism Exposure at ZEE News Kachahri Studio

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  Practical exposure plays a decisive role in shaping competent media professionals, and Heritage Institute of Management and Communication (HIMCOM) continues to strengthen this learning approach through industry-integrated experiences. Recently, HIMCOM students visited the ZEE News Kachahri Studio, where they interacted with senior anchor Pratyush Khare and observed the real-time functioning of a live news environment. The visit offered valuable insights into the fast-paced world of broadcastjournalism and reinforced the importance of experiential learning in media education. The ZEE News Kachahri Studio is known for its dynamic format, live debates, and audience-centric journalism. During the visit, students closely observed how news programmes are conceptualised, produced, and broadcast under tight deadlines. From newsroom coordination to live studio management, the exposure helped students understand the complexity and precision required to deliver credible news content on n...

HIMCOM Encourages New Media Students at Grand Welcome Ceremony

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  New Delhi: The Heritage Institute of Management and Communication (HIMCOM) organised a special welcome programme for its newly admitted media students , creating an atmosphere of encouragement, creativity, and inspiration. The event brought together students, faculty members, and representatives from the media and education sectors, all united by a common goal of motivating young minds entering the media profession. The programme was designed to help students feel confident as they begin their academic journey. From the outset, the event reflected enthusiasm and positivity, setting the tone for the months of learning and growth ahead. The presence of experienced professionals added value to the occasion, as they interacted with students and shared insights about the media industry and its evolving demands. Cultural performances formed a central part of the programme. Students presented a range of performances including dance, music, and stage acts, each reflecting creativity ...

A Day Filled With Joy, Creativity, and the Magic of Childhood

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Children’s Day at HIMCOM was more than just a celebration—it was a reminder of innocence, imagination, and pure happiness. The day unfolded with energy, laughter, and creativity, turning ordinary moments into unforgettable memories. Every corner of the campus reflected vibrant colours, cheerful voices, and the playful spirit that makes childhood so special. The celebration began with warm smiles and excitement as students came together to express their creativity in unique ways. Beautiful drawings, handwritten notes, and thoughtful quotes filled the room, showcasing not just artistic talent but meaningful emotional expression. It was inspiring to witness how every sketch, every colour, and every word carried purpose and imagination. As the activities continued, students participated in fun sessions where games, music, and interactions brought everyone closer. The environment was filled with infectious enthusiasm—exactly the kind of joy that Children’s Day represents. The faculty an...

Delhi as a Media Hub: Why Every Aspiring Journalist Should Study Here

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  Introduction: Delhi — Where Every News Story Begins When it comes to media and journalism in India, all roads lead to Delhi . The city isn’t just the national capital — it’s the heartbeat of Indian media . Home to major news networks, production studios, and press agencies, Delhi offers aspiring journalists an unmatched learning environment. For students pursuing media studies, choosing the best mass communication college in Delhi — such as HIMCOM (Heritage Institute of Management & Communication) — means studying in the middle of India’s most dynamic storytelling ecosystem. 1. The Powerhouse of Indian Media From the Parliament to political rallies, from film launches to social campaigns — Delhi is where stories unfold every day. Leading media houses like Aaj Tak, NDTV, News Nation, India TV, and Times Now Navbharat operate from the city, making it the country’s most powerful media zone. This proximity gives journalism students an invaluable advantage: the opportun...