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Veteran Nusrat Javeed's advice to younger generation

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 11 February 2019

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Veteran Nusrat Javeed's advice to younger generation
Nusrat Javeed, a seasoned journalist, has warned young people against entering the journalism field. He shared this advice following a suggestion to teach journalism.

ISLAMABAD – One of Pakistan’s most senior journalists wants the younger generation to keep away from the profession of journalism.

Nusrat Javeed (pictured) was responding to a suggestion by Dilawar Asghar that he start teaching journalism in some public or private educational institution.

“Bhai after giving my whole life to journalism I am forced to say now that younger generation should stay away from this profession,” Javeed tweeted.

In November last year, Javeed was laid off by DawnNews Television that cited financial difficulties as the reason.

He appeared in the program Bol Bol Pakistan as an analyst.

Key Points

  • Nusrat Javeed advises youth to avoid journalism.
  • He expressed his concerns on Twitter.
  • Javeed recently lost his job due to financial issues.
  • He used to appear on Bol Bol Pakistan as an analyst.
  • The journalism profession faces significant challenges.

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