Differences of Correspondent and Reporter

In professional news media, all reporters are journalists but not all journalists are reporters. "Reporter" is a specific role: Someone who gathers facts and information from multiple sources, verifies them and writes a story or relays (reports) those findings in a TV, radio or Internet broadcast.A COLUMNIST gives opinions, usually his or her own. A columnist is expected to gather accurate information, just as a reporter does, and then comment on that information. A columnist has more latitude and license than a reporter and is not constrained by the rule of impartiality that governs news writing."Principal Correspondent" is a correspondent who is accredited to the State Government and Correspondent is a person accredited to the Central Government other than Special Correspondent and other sectional or batch heads.Though it may be interesting or even entertaining, the foremost value of news is as a utility to empower the informed. The purpose of journalism is thus to provide citizens with the information they need to make the best possible decisions about their lives, their communities, their societies, and their governments.

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