Dr. Tahir Rufayee, the National Chairman of the National Foundation for Journalism and Media (NFJM), greeted the nation on Universal Children’s Day, which falls on November 20. This day serves as a vital reminder of our shared responsibility to protect the rights, dignity, and future of every child in India.
During his address, Dr. Rufayee emphasized that children represent the hope and strength of our nation. He stressed the importance of providing a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for them to thrive. “As a society, we must collaborate to ensure our children receive quality education, health care, and emotional support,” he asserted.
Dr. Rufayee pointed out the essential role of media in safeguarding children’s interests. He highlighted how responsible journalism could bring significant focus to pressing issues facing children today. “The media must work diligently to create awareness and foster compassion towards children’s plights,” he commented. The NFJM, under his leadership, is committed to promoting ethical journalism and amplifying child welfare issues.
As the celebrations of Universal Children’s Day unfold, Dr. Rufayee called for a renewed commitment from all sections of society. “It is our duty to ensure each child feels secure, valued, and empowered to chase their dreams,” he stated passionately.
He urged families, educators, and policymakers to join forces in raising awareness about children’s rights. By highlighting their needs and aspirations, society can pave the way for a brighter future for the next generation. Dr. Rufayee’s message resonates strongly with this year’s Universal Children’s Day theme, which focuses on child welfare and education.
As India progresses towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Dr. Rufayee’s call sheds light on the urgent need to prioritize children’s well-being. The nation stands at a crossroads, and investing in the youth can lead to sustainable growth and societal harmony.
In conclusion, Dr. Rufayee’s heartfelt greetings on Universal Children’s Day serve as a vital reminder for every Indian to reaffirm their dedication to protecting children’s rights. Only by working together can we ensure a world where every child thrives and contributes positively to our society.