30+Years of Strengthening India’s Fourth Pillar
About WJI (Working Journalists of India)
Voice of Journalists, Strength of the Nation
WORKING JOURNALISTS OF INDIA (WJI) is a journalist’s union registered under Trade Union Act on all-India basis with reach up to district and rural levels. It is the first journalist’s union affiliated with the Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh which is the second biggest worker’s union in the entire world.
Journalists’ Voice, Nationwide Reach
Affiliated with BMS
Nationwide Presence: Registered under the Trade Union Act, WJI operates at an all-India level with strong networks in districts and rural areas.
National Interest First: Along with BMS, WJI stands not only for journalists but also aligns with the national interest and democratic values.
If you are a journalist based in Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, or Gurugram, and wish to be featured in the upcoming WJI Delhi NCR Digital Media Directory (www.wjidigitalmediadirectory.com), all you need to do is take 2 minutes to fill out our simple online form.
For the first time in India, a state-of-the-art Digital Media Directory is being created — enabling people from anywhere in the world to access journalist details with just a click or voice search.
This unique initiative by the Delhi unit of Working Journalists of India (WJI) aims to launch India’s first modern digital directory exclusively for media professionals. The directory will feature comprehensive details of journalists working in print, electronic, digital/online media, as well as photojournalists, video journalists, freelancers, broadcasters, content writers, and stringers across the Delhi NCR region.
Whether you cover Delhi Police, Delhi Government, the three Municipal Corporations, Central Government ministries, PSUs, business, sports, entertainment, fashion, theatre, or more — your details deserve to be in this one-of-a-kind directory.
This platform will serve as a powerful information hub for citizens, media houses, and institutions alike. The portal will also feature advanced voice search functionality and will include not just individual journalist profiles but also details of media organizations operating in the region.
WJI, affiliated with the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, is known for working for the rights of journalists from the corridors of power to the streets — and is now bringing innovation to the media community through this digital leap.
Let the world connect with your work — join the WJI Digital Media Directory today!
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“Union!” “Journalists union!” “Me — a member!” “Why should I?” “I don’t need a union. I can make my career myself.”
This is the oft-heard reaction when a working journalist is approached to join a union. What these youthful journalists don’t realize or decide to ignore in their bravado is that newspaper work is a teamwork. No one can claim single-handedly the credit for producing any day’s newspaper anywhere. It can, therefore, be justifiably said that no one can build a career for himself alone if all others in the editorial don’t stand with him shoulder-to-shoulder and look after, what in journalistic parlance is called, each other’s child i.e. the page being made by individual members of the editorial board or the story being written by a reporter.
This is nothing new. It is in fact the ancient Greek art of warfare wherein every soldier was trained not only to face and fight the enemy in his front but also to remain alert all the time and defend the fellow soldiers on his left and right both. This is why it is a common sight in every editorial everywhere persons getting up from their seats now and then and walking up to others’ and asking `what is the progress’ and ‘whether he needs help’.
Join our team
Why stand alone, when together we are stronger?”
A union gives structure to this spirit
It ensures your rights are protected, your voice is heard