Vision & Mission
The vision and mission of Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), University of Delhi is to identify and nurture aspiring journalists, enable them to become a driving force for a quality driven public sphere and information economy and thereby promote democracy and development in the truest sense.
Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is oriented towards creating a mechanism of training that can impart theoretical perspectives, technical skills and professional ethics of service. It is focused on nurturing a pool of minds that can gather and transmit information without adulteration and strengthen the democratic processes and the governance systems of the country. The institution aims to instill a sense of responsibility into the personal and professional conduct of the students in order to preserve the culture of peace, development and order in society and in developing and enriching the discipline of journalism through inter-disciplinary modules, innovative pedagogical techniques, and integration of critical insights into the teaching, learning and professional schemes.
Director's Message
It is an immense honour and privilege for me to serve as the Honorary Director of the Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ). Our institution is dedicated to shaping the next generation of journalists, committed to responsibility, insight, and integrity.
Journalism today stands at a significant crossroads, facing evolving challenges along with unparalleled opportunities. At DSJ, we strive to equip our students with comprehensive academic knowledge and practical skills, enabling them to thrive in the rapidly changing media landscape. Our experienced faculty and dynamic campus environment play a vital role in fostering students who are skilled, ethically grounded, and socially responsible.
I warmly invite students, faculty members, alumni, and visitors to actively participate in our ongoing journey of learning and growth. Let us together build a stimulating and inclusive academic atmosphere that encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a strong sense of social commitment.
With best wishes,
Professor Bharati Gore
Honorary Director
Delhi School of Journalism
Achievements
DSJ proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of Debate Society "Chaupal" at the All-India Shri Nandlal Gadiya Memorial Debate - 2025, held at Mewar University, Rajasthan (Feb 28 - March 1, 2025). 🥇 Chirag Jha (5th Year) & Harsh Jha (2nd Year) secured 1st Position (Hindi Debate). 🏅 Deepanshu Jha (3rd Year) & Yash Vardhan Singh (2nd Year) won a Consolation Prize (English Debate). Each of DSJ's 8-member team performed exceptionally well, showcasing great skill and dedication:
Dronacharya the Sports Society of DSJ and its Table Tennis Team delivered a stellar performance in a match against Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, University of Delhi at the Multipurpose Hall, DU. With an impressive 3-0 victory, DSJ sports team showcased exceptional skill and determination. Kshitij 2nd year, secured a dominant 3-0 win. Parth 1st year, displayed remarkable control, winning 3-0. Kosh 1st year, fought hard and sealed the match with a 3-1 victory.
DSJ organized a self-defense workshop conducted by Samriddhi – Social Outreach Society, Delhi School of Journalism, Delhi University, on the occasion of Women's Day. The workshop took place on 6th-7th March 2025 (Thursday and Friday) from 4 to 6 PM at the DSJ Campus.
News Gallery
2 April 2025
Convention Hall, Vice Regal Lodge
Chief Guest: Mr Sunil Bansal, BJP National Secretary AM
Organized by: Chaupal-The Debate Society, DSJ
On April 2, 2025, the Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) organized the second edition of the Swami Vivekananda Memorial National Debate, welcoming 45 teams from across the country. The event was held at the historic Convention Hall, Vice Regal Lodge, University of Delhi. The debate centered around the theme “One Nation, One Election”, fostering insightful discussions among participants. A highlight of the event was a special address by BJP National General Secretary, Mr. Sunil Bansal, who shared his perspectives on the feasibility and implications of simultaneous elections in India. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty, contributing to a vibrant exchange of ideas on a topic of national significance.