Sambhal Journalist Sanjay Rana Wins MA Gold Medal After Topping Exam

Sambhal journalist Sanjay Rana has won a gold medal in his M.A. examination after securing the highest marks and first rank, bringing recognition to the district and the wider region across Uttar Pradesh. The university honoured him with a gold medal for this achievement.

Rana is known in Sambhal for his fearless and impartial journalism. His latest academic success has added another milestone to his career and has highlighted his achievements in both education and journalism.

Report by Rajat Malhotra.

Along with completing his postgraduate studies, Sanjay Rana has also obtained a diploma in journalism and mass communication. His academic qualifications, combined with his practical understanding of journalism, have helped him reach a new position in the field.

For the last several years, he has been using both electronic and print media to raise the voice of people at the bottom of society. In Sambhal district, he is recognised as an honest, outspoken and public-interest journalist.

He regularly brings the problems of poor and unsupported people before the government and administration. He also reports fearlessly on social issues connected with public interest, without coming under pressure. Through his pen and microphone, he has continued to raise his voice against corruption and injustice.

News of Sanjay Rana’s double achievement, the M.A. gold medal and the diploma in journalism and mass communication, has created a celebratory atmosphere in his ancestral village as well as across the Chandausi and Sambhal areas.

His family members, friends, fellow journalists and local residents congratulated him and fed him sweets. People from the area described the achievement as a matter of pride for the region.

Those offering their congratulations included local public representatives, social workers, senior journalists and respected citizens of the area.

People from the region said, “Sanjay Rana has proved through his hard work, honesty and dedication that if one’s resolve is strong, no goal is impossible. His achievement will become a source of inspiration for the youth of the region.”

The gold medal in the M.A. examination, along with the diploma in journalism and mass communication, marks a significant achievement in Rana’s educational and professional journey. His success has been welcomed by people connected with journalism as well as by residents of Chandausi, Sambhal and his ancestral village.