All Media Council Foundation

Freedom of expression is a fundamental pillar of democracy, enabling individuals to voice their opinions and uphold justice. Recognizing the need to safeguard media professionals’ rights and honor the relentless efforts of social workers, Mr. Gyanendra Vishwakarma founded All Media Council (AMC) on March 5, 2015, in Ahmedabad. As a non-profit organization, AMC is dedicated to strengthening journalistic values, advocating for ethical reporting, and ensuring fair treatment of media personnel. Over the years, it has emerged as a vital platform for addressing the challenges faced by journalists and social workers in India.For the past decade, AMC has actively worked on crucial issues affecting media professionals. It has been vocal about the need for a Journalist Welfare Board, ensuring fair remuneration, securing health and accident insurance, and establishing justice boards for journalists facing legal or professional hardships. By championing these causes, AMC aims to create a safer and more supportive environment for media workers, enabling them to perform their duties without fear or financial insecurity.Beyond journalism, AMC also collaborates with social workers to highlight societal concerns, promote ethical storytelling, and amplify voices that drive positive change. Through its unwavering commitment to press freedom and social advocacy, AMC continues to empower individuals dedicated to truth, justice, and public welfare.

Work & Activities
"With Society, For Society"

The All Media Council has consistently worked towards protecting journalists’ rights and contributing to social causes. Some of its key activities include:

1. Advocacy & Government Representation

– Letters were sent to the Hon’ble President, Prime Minister, Home Minister, Defense Minister, and Transport Minister of India, highlighting various demands concerning journalists’ welfare and security.

2. Justice for Journalists

– The council demanded compensation and an investigation from the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh regarding the tragic murder of journalist Joginder.

3. Safety & Protection of Journalists

– A memorandum was submitted to the Hon’ble Governor of Gujarat, Mr. O.P. Kohli, addressing the rising attacks on journalists across the country. A protest was also organized in Ahmedabad to condemn such attacks and demand stricter laws for journalists’ protection.

4. Promotion of Unity & Recognition

– To foster mutual brotherhood, Holi Milan Samaroh was organized annually. Journalists and social personalities were honored in Kalka (Haryana), Gujarat, and Mathura (Uttar Pradesh), acknowledging their contributions to society.

5. Social Welfare Initiatives

– Extending support beyond journalism, AMC provided relief to drought victims in Maharashtra, reinforcing its commitment to serving society.

Through these efforts, All Media Council continues to stand strong for journalists’ rights and social justice, truly embodying its motto—”With Society, For Society.”