IMPORTANCE OF NEWSPAPER

Newspaper is an effective and important source of communication and information. It has become an important part of out life. Our day begins with Newspaper. Without newspaper we feel as if we are missing something. Newspapers give us news from the world of politics, sports, science and technology, commerce, industry, social, cultural etc. Moreover, It carries notices, advertisements, different types of features and many more things.
It is rightly said that the press is watchdog of democracy. Press is one of the most important and strong pillars of democracy. Politicians and authorities know very well the power of press and hence they fear to adopt wrong way. They keep aware about their responsibilities. A citizen can enjoy democracy in a real sense when there will be equality and social justice in society. Newspapers publish news of social injustice and bring it to the notice of public and concerned authorities. They take necessary action against them and in this way newspapers keep justice and balance in society.
News is a symbolic ward, combination of four letters. Its ‘N’ stands for North. ‘E’ stands for East ‘W’ stands for West and ‘S’ for South . Newspapers cover important news from the whole world and hence it is the best source of information. By nature man is the most corious animal to know about happenings around him and newspapers satisfy it. Unemployed read it for job-opportunity. Businessman read it to know market’s condition. Students and scholars read it to develop their knowledge. Doctors and engineers read it for new discoveries and invention. Others read it for entertainments. In Short, newspapers can be considered as mirrors and windows through which we can see the world.
The role of reporters and editors very important. They should honestly to their work so that misunderstanding among parties and communities will not take place. Newspaper in one of the powerful media in this modern age. It can build as well as destroy the career of a man. So, while expressing their views, reporters and editors should be impartial. In short, they should try to do only for the betterment of nation, society and entire humanity.