Malwa Media Fest

28/05/2026

Last time was just a glimpse.
This time, we’re bringing something *completely new.*

Lights will feel louder.
Stories will feel bigger.
And the vibe?
Unforgettable.

Get ready, Ratlam…
Because this isn’t just an event anymore
it’s becoming a movement.

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

Returning to the Malwa Media Fest once again…
But this time, with more creativity.
More energy.
More madness.
More moments that Ratlam has never witnessed before.

Last time was just a glimpse.
This time, we’re bringing something *completely new.

Lights will feel louder.
Stories will feel bigger.
And the vibe?
Unforgettable.

Get ready, Ratlam…
Because this isn’t just an event anymore —
it’s becoming a movement.



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02/04/2026

Author Talk at Malwa Media Fest | An Inspiring Session with Niti Verma

The Author Talk session at Malwa Media Fest turned into an inspiring exchange of ideas, creativity, and lived experiences as acclaimed author Niti Verma shared her journey with students and literature enthusiasts.
The session explored the power of words, the responsibility of storytellers, and the role of literature in shaping thought, society, and individual perspective.Through thoughtful conversations and engaging insights, the interaction encouraged young minds to read more, write fearlessly, and express authentically. The session not only celebrated literature but also motivated aspiring writers to believe in their voice and vision.

It was a meaningful and intellectually enriching experience that highlighted how stories can influence, inspire, and transform lives.

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07/03/2026

Impact of the Sangh:
At the Malwa Media Fest, Ruchi Shrimali shared her insights on the influence and journey of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh as the organization approaches its historic centenary. During the discussion, she spoke about how the Sangh has evolved over the past century and the role it has played in shaping social awareness, cultural identity, and public discourse across India.
Founded in 1925 by Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, the RSS has grown into one of the largest voluntary organizations in the world, with thousands of branches and millions of volunteers engaged in social service, education, cultural initiatives, and nation-building activities. The session at Malwa Media Fest became an important platform for journalists, media students, and thinkers to reflect on the historical journey, ideology, and societal influence of the RSS as it completes nearly 100 years, marking a significant milestone in India’s socio-cultural and organizational landscape.

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