This is not merely an organization; it is a mission—a movement that seeks to re-establish the highest standards of media. Being a part of this club is not only a matter of honor; it is a profound responsibility. And we will fulfill this responsibility with complete truthfulness and dedication.

The history of journalism has always been a history of struggle and the pursuit of truth. In today’s times, when challenges of every kind stand before us—be it political pressure, the growing evils within society, or the complexities of a rapidly changing media landscape—it has become imperative for us, as editors, to further strengthen our role. We must understand that journalism is not merely a profession; it is a vital medium for guiding society in the right direction and for bringing its problems to light.

The objective of the Editors Club of India is precisely this: through our collective efforts, we aim not only to protect journalism, but to elevate it to a new dimension. We will not merely strive to speak the truth; we will present that truth loudly, fearlessly, and with full force—especially the truths that are deliberately hidden from society’s view. We will become the voice of every section of society, work on issues that are often ignored, and above all, ensure that this clarion call of journalism never stops, never falters.

Our organization will function as a platform where editors and journalists from across the country can engage in dialogue, learn from one another, and, most importantly, empower each other. This club is not just a network; it is a family united in the protection of journalism. We will work towards a form of journalism that is just to every segment of society, committed to its core values, and that places media freedom and impartiality above all else.

Our path may be difficult, and many times we may face pressure, but we will never forget that the path we have chosen is the path of truth. We must remember that the more difficult a truth is, the more powerful it becomes. Together, we will prove this.

The purpose of our club is not limited to the empowerment of journalism alone. We want every editor to realize their own strength and to possess the power to influence and change the direction of society. When we stand united, we can face any challenge, because this club is not just an organization—it is a thought, a movement.

Let us all come together to give journalism a new direction and to build a media that not only informs society, but truly empowers it.

- Amitabh Agnihotri
President, Editors Club of India