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PRSI National Council |
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Public Relations Society of India (PRSI) is an apex body of Public
Relations practitioners, affiliated to
International Public Relations
Association.
Founded in 1958, PRSI has 34 chapters all across the country
with over 5,000 members. PRSI is committed to promoting professional and ethical
practice of public relations in the country.
PRSI Chennai is the first Chapter to have its web presence, followed by
Chandigarh. We are proud of being a part of growing PR fraternity.
Click here for more information on
PRSI National
Council activities and programmes.
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Mission
The Mission of Public Relations Society of India is to promote
professional and ethical practice of public relations by upgrading the knowledge
and skills through regular interaction with some of the leading practitioners,
and by organising
workshops, seminars, and conferences.
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PRSI National Council Events
8-10 October 2006
28th All India Public Relations Conference, Lucknow
28th October 2006
National Council Meeting of PRSI at Hotel Clarks, Mall Road,
Cantonment, Varanasi at 12hrs. followed by Lunch
Special AGM held at 3pm at the same venue.
17 March 2007
National Council Meeting of PRSI at Goa
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Accreditation a must
PRSI had set up the India Foundation for PR Education &
Research (IFPR) in 1988 and conducted the first examination leading to APR
at Mumbai. Mr. Charanjit Singh of Chandigarh Chapter, was the APR from the
first batch, and having topped the examination was recognised at the All
India PR Conference, at Kolkata in 1989. Since IFPR activities got
discontinued after sometime, a fresh attempt is being made by many
like-minded PR practitioners to set up an institute to conduct the APR
examinations in the country and accredit the working PR practitioners.
The recommendations submitted to the expert panel headed by Mr. K.
Srinivasan of Prime Point Foundation, Chennai, can be
downloaded
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