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Looking Back Commemorating the Registration of Osmania Courier as a Campus Newspaper in 1962 A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT Editorial, November 22, 1954 -------------------- We are making history. We are producing, for the first time, a newspaper that will bear the impress of our participation at every stage of its birth. We do not offer any apology for this venture. For, there is a great need for a newspaper in the University campus. Every week, event after event passes off without so much as a notice anywhere. A scholar proceeds abroad; a college Hutton scores a century before lunch; or a college belle is elected Miss University. How do you know about without some- one telling you? But who will tell you? Of course, the Osmania Courier. This is new power in our hands; it is also a new responsibility. Power, it is said, corrupts. It is not true. In a democracy, power inspires. It is inevitable that we will have to sit in judgement over a variety of things. It is not always deciding between right and wrong. Sometimes we have to make a choice between right and right. It only emphasises the need for caution and dis- cretion. As we look around, there is no room for pessimism. However, it is for us to justify the trust, so generously put in our hands. We are newcomers. On that score, we do not seek exemption from the conven- tions of newspaper ethics. They would apply to us equally well. In the new sphere, we may, at times, lose our way. But behind us is a galaxy of veterans always vigilant. For in ex- pression vigilance is the price of free- dom. We believe firmly that we should in- spire new thinking and not direct it. We hope to communicate to our readers the best of the good temper we possess. HOW IT ALL BEGAN: Vol. 1, Issue 1, Page 1. Dated November 22, 1954 ABOUT OURSELVES CLASS OF 1954: The first batch of India!s first Department of Journalism with founder Prof. De Forest O!Dell (seated, fifth from right). A report on the Department in the inaugural issue. Dear reader, We are happy to present this special sup- plement marking 50 years of Osmania Courier as a registered campus newspa- per. Though Courier was started in 1954, the same year in which the Department of Journalism was established, it was regis- tered with the Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI) only in 1962. This special edi- tion commemorates the 50th anniversary. We hope you will enjoy going through the assorted clippings from the archives of Osmania Courier. -- Editor O S M A N I A C O U R I E R 50

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Page 1: Osmania Courier - Looking Back

Looking BackCommemorating the Registration of Osmania Courier as a Campus Newspaper in 1962

A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT

Editorial, November 22, 1954--------------------

We are making history.We are producing, for the first time, a

newspaper that will bear the impress ofour participation at every stage of itsbirth.

We do not offer any apology for thisventure. For, there is a great need for anewspaper in the University campus.Every week, event after event passes offwithout so much as a notice anywhere.

A scholar proceeds abroad; a collegeHutton scores a century before lunch; ora college belle is elected Miss University.How do you know about without some-one telling you? But who will tell you?Of course, the Osmania Courier.

This is new power in our hands; it isalso a new responsibility. Power, it is said,corrupts. It is not true. In a democracy,power inspires.

It is inevitable that we will have to sitin judgement over a variety of things. Itis not always deciding between right andwrong. Sometimes we have to make achoice between right and right. It onlyemphasises the need for caution and dis-cretion.

As we look around, there is no roomfor pessimism. However, it is for us tojustify the trust, so generously put in ourhands.

We are newcomers. On that score, wedo not seek exemption from the conven-tions of newspaper ethics. They wouldapply to us equally well.

In the new sphere, we may, at times,lose our way. But behind us is a galaxyof veterans always vigilant. For in ex-pression vigilance is the price of free-dom.

We believe firmly that we should in-spire new thinking and not direct it. Wehope to communicate to our readers thebest of the good temper we possess.

HOW IT ALL BEGAN: Vol. 1, Issue 1, Page 1.Dated November 22, 1954

ABOUT

OURSELVES

CLASS OF 1954: The first batch of India!s first Department of Journalism with founder Prof. De Forest O!Dell (seated, fifth from right).

A report on the Department in the inaugural issue.

Dear reader,We are happy to present this special sup-plement marking 50 years of Osmania

Courier as a registered campus newspa-per. Though Courier was started in 1954,the same year in which the Department ofJournalism was established, it was regis-tered with the Registrar of Newspapers forIndia (RNI) only in 1962. This special edi-tion commemorates the 50th anniversary.We hope you will enjoy going through theassorted clippings from the archives of Osmania Courier.

-- Editor

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II | Looking Back Making News DECEMBER 2012

20 December 196713 November 19579 February 195715 September 1955 29 July 1970

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7 March 1967

1 January 1974

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DECEMBER 2012 World on Campus Looking Back |III

10 November 1980 30 November 20001 January 1974

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IV | Looking Back Miscellany DECEMBER 2012

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27 Nov. 1964

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January 1977

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Compiled and designed by B. Ramakrishna