This is a sample Paragraph on Freedom of Press for school and college students.
Democracy has no meaning unless people make an informed choice about those whom they elect, nor can there be any fruitful debate bringing all sides of an issue in focus without there being a plurality of opinions and multiplicity of ideas. Only from the intellectual clamor of ideas and opinions can any true order emerge. No matter how illogical does an idea sound in the beginning, it must be allowed to develop and blossom so that if it fails to guide for lack of wisdom it does inform us through its imperfection. Without a free and fearless press no true exchange of ideas is possible, without which there can be any true democracy. A free press is a symbol of healthy democracy. Right to freedom of speech is a fundamental right under Article 19 of our Constitution and cannot be obstructed on any ground other than the ones enumerated therein. The State cannot obstruct the free flow of knowledge by putting unreasonable restrictions upon the freedom of Press.
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