The co-coordinator of the BMM department Deepali Manjrekar along with lecturer, Surendra Tanna organized a one day free workshop on Television Journalism for the students of BMM. The workshop was conducted by Media Research and Study Center.
Sanjay Singh and Jyoti Shahpurkar, members of the core team of 'The Media Research and Study Center' (MRSC) conducted the workshop.

Sanjay Singh is a respected TV Journalist with an experience of more than 15 years. Singh has been credited as the man who exposed the 'Telgi Fake Stamp Scam'. He had also authored Telgi Scam - Reporter Ki Diary the only written document on the Telgi Scam. He was honored with The International Press Institute Award by the President of India. He has held a number of senior positions in leading news channels like NDTV, TIMES NOW, IBN7, NEWS X and Zee News in the past. He is also doing his PhD in "TV Journalism & rural society" from University of Mumbai.

Jyoti Shahpurkar is a senior TV Journalist and a teacher, who began her career in journalism in 1995. She has held a number of senior positions in leading news channels like NDTV, Asian News International (ANI) Reuter, Times News Channels, SAHARA. She was also Team Director of CINEMA VISION INDIA. A Masters Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communications from Symbiosis Institute of Management and a Law Graduate, Jyoti is a visiting faculty at SIES College SION, SYMBIOSIS INSTITUTE PUNE, CIIT MEDIA PUNE, MIIT PUNE.

At the workshop the students were divided into a group of six and asked them to act as a media organization. They were later given a topic on which they were asked to prepare a set of questions. Each group was called individually headed by an ‘editor’ who was selected by the group members. They were told to present in front of the camera. Though with some nervousness, the students were able to present well in front of the camera. The main aim of such an exercise was to prepare students to face the camera and how effectively they can pose their question in a short time frame.