They are part of a wider picture that involves your commitment to the profession and your understanding of your responsibility to the reader at large as well as the society that you live in. His Flexible Personality By and large, Vivekanand seems to have adapted himself rather well to the diverse realities of the Gulf region in the last two years since he moved from Jordan, where he was the mentor and trainer of many a budding Jordanian journalist. Vivekanand is busy these days writing a book on the developments in the Middle East in the last three decades in the light of his vast experience and knowledge on the issue. My role model Rami Khoury who was the Editor of Jordan Times. Work Ethics Don't write about something that you don't understand.
Newspaper is a culture by itself and faces no threat from any other media.
In Journalism One wonders whether the fictional story of the newspaper boy who eventually became the richest and most powerful newspaper tycoon had ever inspired Vivekanand. Born in a remote village in Kerala, India, Vivekanand was running a family business in Bombay when he was forced to leave for Lebanon on the lookout for a job in 1978. Stormy events were in store for this young man in Lebanon where he had to work as a construction labourer for a few days to sustain himself. Following a daredevil escape from a Lebanese military camp where he was detained as a hostage for some inexplicable reason, he reached Jordan. His destiny as a journalist now began to take shape even as he worked as a supermarket salesman.