Debate on Social impact of Editorials on Tue
GOANEWS DESK, PANAJI | 11 July 2015 22:26 IST
A panel discussion on ‘Social Impact of Editorials’ will be held on Tuesday, 14 July, on the occasion of release of three books related to editorials and list of references, published by Directorate of Official Languages.
‘Goff’, a Konkani book of editorials by Sandesh Prabhudesai, ‘Smruti Vishesh’, a Marathi book of editorials by Suresh Walve and ‘Gomantakiy Granthakaranchya Marathi Granthanchi Granthsuchi’ by Milind Mhamal will be released on Tuesday, 14 July at Institute Menezes Braganza hall in Panaji at 4 pm.
The panel discussion will be chaired by Vishnu Surya Wagh, MLA and former Editor, while Navprabha editor Paresh Prabhu, senior journalist Prakash Kamat and Adv Prasad Shapurkar will participate, besides the three authors.
All the three books would be released on the occasion in the presence of P Mathew Samuel, Secretary, Official Language and Sanjay Harmalkar, Chairman of Institute Menezes Braganza.
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