Excelsior Correspondent
DEHRADUN, Oct 22: Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Bansal unveiled the brochure of the 47th All India Public Relations Conference-2025, being organized by the Public Relations Society of India (PRSI) Dehradun Chapter. The national conference, widely regarded as the “Mahakumbh of Public Relations,” will be held in Dehradun from December 13 to 15, 2025, on the theme “Public Relations Vision for Viksit Bharat @ 2047.”
Speaking at the unveiling ceremony, MP Bansal said that public relations play a vital role as a bridge between society, government, and the people. “PR is not merely about disseminating information, but about fostering dialogue, trust, and positive thinking to give new direction to development,” he said. Emphasizing the sector’s growing significance, he added that effective public communication connects citizens with development schemes and national initiatives, strengthening the vision of India@2047.
Highlighting the importance of hosting the event in Uttarakhand, Bansal noted that the conference coincides with the state completing 25 years of its formation, making it a milestone occasion. “This grand event will give a new identity to the public relations sector in the state and offer valuable learning opportunities for young professionals,” he said.
According to PRSI Dehradun Chapter officials, the three-day conference will bring together PR professionals, media representatives, corporate experts, and academicians from across India. The sessions will feature discussions on emerging trends in public relations, digital communication and innovative public engagement strategies.
The conference aims to promote knowledge exchange, highlight best practices, and contribute to building a strong and responsive communication framework for a Viksit Bharat.
The brochure release event was attended by PRSI Dehradun Chapter President Ravi Bijarniya, Secretary Anil Sati, Treasurer Suresh Chandra Bhatt, and members Anil Verma, Vaibhav Goya, Sanjay Pandey, Naveen Kandari, Deepak Nautiyal, Sushil Sati and Sunil Rana.
