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Concern over decline in values in media

NEW DELHI: Press Council of India chairman G. N. Ray on Saturday urged the media to strike a balance between their commercial interest and social responsibilities.

Inaugurating a one-day seminar on “Value-based media: Need of the hour” organised by Brahma Kumaris institution in association with journalists’ associations, Justice Ray expressed concern over decline in values in the media with increasing commercialisation.

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