Newspapers Must Adapt To Changing Milieu

Because of the internet and online media, newspapers are at risk of becoming obsolete. Online news and social networking sites are useful for those who want to quickly access news, opinions, and information about various events and services. The advancement of smartphone technology has made it simpler for readers and consumers to obtain information, which has indeed posed a problem for the print media sector. The ease with which information and reading material may be accessed through the internet may be the greatest danger to print media. People are becoming more reliant on the internet, and this tendency is accelerating. Several newspapers throughout the world have lost their readership due to their inability to keep up with changing times. Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, the other day, aired the aforementioned views while addressing the 57th anniversary of this daily, the nation's oldest English broadsheet. He advised the newspaper's editorial staff and the Gorkhapatra Corporation management that the corporation's publications must keep themselves updated to the requirements of the changing times.