Commissioner Information and Public Relations, Mr Navin Mittal presenting the Best Journalist Award to C R Gowri Shanker, Political Editor, Deccan Chronicle, for the year 2009 instituted by Andhra Pradesh Government at Information Department office, Masab Tank, Hyderabad.
Hyderabad,
5th December, 2017.
The Best Journalist Awards for
the year 2008, 2009 and 2010 to (15) Journalists belonging to Telangana State
were given away at a function organised here today by Information and Public
Relations Department at its office at A.C.Guards, Hyderabad.
Participating as Chief Guest the
Chairman, Media Academy of Telangana State, Sri Allam Narayana said that the
government is committed for the welfare of the Journalists and listed out
various welfare measures being taken up for the Journalists in the State.
He emphasised the role of the Journalists in
moulding public opinion. He also hailed
the role of the Journalists in achieving separate Telangana State.
The Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department, Sri
Navin Mittal said that the awards belong to the years 2008, 2009 and 2010 which
were announced way back in the year 2012 could not be given away in the
combined state owing to various reasons.
The Government of Telangana recognising the fact has now given away the
awards to 15 Journalists belonging to Telangana State, he said.
The Press,
being the Fourth Estate, plays a vital role in the Society, he said. He
congratulated the Awardees on the occasion.
Additional Director, I&PR Department, Sri Nagaiah Kamble, Chief
Information Engineer, Sri LLR Kishore Babu, Joint Director, Smt.G.Sujatha,
Deputy Directors, E.Venkatesham, P.Bhaskar, D.Srinivas, Assistant Directors,
Syed Ahsan Hashmi, Pavan Kumar, Venkatasuresh, Editor, Telangana Monthly
Magazine, Sri Rammohan, and others also participated.
The details of the Cash Awards given
away are as follows:
For the year 2008
S.No.
|
Name of the Award
|
Name of the Awardee
|
1
|
M.Narsing Rao
Best Rural Journalist Award
|
Sri Vanam
Venkateshwarlu, Bureau Chief, Surya Tel.daily, Khammam
|
2
|
Shoebulla Khan
Best Rural Journalist Award
|
Sri Narender
Pulloor, Staff Reporter,
|
3
|
Abid Ali Khan Best Urdu Journalist Award
|
Sri Syed Basith
Mohiuddin Ali, Asst. Editor, Etemaad urdu daily
|
4
|
Best Electronic Media Journalist Award
|
Smt.Rehana Begum, Sr. Reporter, NTV,
|
FOR THE YEAR 2009
1
|
B.Nageswara Rao Best Journalist Award
|
Sri C.R.Gowri
Shanker, Political Editor, Deccan Chronicle,
|
2
|
Khasa Subba Rao
Best Rural Journalist Award
|
Sri Bolgam
Srinivas, Sr. Reporter, Sakshi tel.daily , Karimnagar
|
3
|
Best Women Journalist Award
|
Ms. Arjumand Banu,
Reporter, Rastriya Sahara urdu daily
|
4
|
Abid Ali Khan Best Urdu Journalist Award
|
Ms.Rasia Nayeem Hashmi, Online Editor, Siasat urdu
daily
|
5
|
Best Electronic Media Journalist Award
|
Smt.N.Kavitha , Reporter, TV 9,
|
FOR THE YEAR 2010
1
|
B.Nageswara Rao Best Journalist Award
|
Sri K.Ramesh Babu,
Sr.Reporter, Vaartha ,
|
2
|
Best Women Journalist Award
|
Ms. Ratna
Chotrani, Sr.Reporter, Siasat,
|
3
|
Madduri Annapurnaiah Award
|
Sri B.Jagan Mohan
Rao, Editor-in-Chief, Prajaporatam, Nalgonda
|
4
|
Abid Ali Khan Best Urdu Journalist Award
|
Sri M.A.Rahim, Spl. Correspondent,
Rashtriya Sahara urdu daily,
|
5
|
Best Electronic Media Journalist Award
|
Sri Donthu Ramesh, Reporter, TV 9 ,
|
6
|
Best Videographer Award
|
Sri Ch.Ranga, Videographer, TV 9,
|
Issued
by Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department, Hyderabad.
Siasat Urdu Daily
Best Journalist Awards-2008, 2009 and 2010
December 5, 2017 by aslam
The Best Journalist Awards for the year 2008, 2009 and 2010 to (15) Journalists
belonging to Telangana State were given away at a function organized here today by Information
and Public Relations Department at its office at A.C.Guards, Hyderabad.
Participating as Chief Guest the Chairman, Media Academy of Telangana State,
Allam Narayana said that the government is committed for the welfare of the Journalists and
listed out various welfare measures being taken up for the Journalists in the State.
He emphasized the role of the Journalists in moulding public opinion.
He also hailed the role of the Journalists in achieving separate Telangana State.
The Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department, Navin Mittal said that the
awards belong to the years 2008, 2009 and 2010 which were announced way back in the year
2012 could not be given away in the combined state owing to various reasons.
The Government of Telangana recognising the fact has now given away the awards
to 15 Journalists belonging to Telangana State, he said.
The Press, being the Fourth Estate, plays a vital role in the Society, he said.
He congratulated the Awardees on the occasion.
Additional Director, I&PR Department, Nagaiah Kamble, Chief Information Engineer,
LLR Kishore Babu, Joint Director, Smt.G.Sujatha, Deputy Directors, E.Venkatesham,
P.Bhaskar, D.Srinivas, Assistant Directors, Syed Ahsan Hashmi, Pavan Kumar,
Venkatasuresh, Editor, Telangana Monthly Magazine, Rammohan, and others also participated.
For the year 2008: M.Narsing Rao , Best Rural Journalist Award for Vanam Venkateshwarlu,
Bureau Chief, Surya Telugu daily, Khammam Shoebulla Khan Best Rural Journalist Award for
Narender Pulloor, Staff Reporter, Deccan Chronicle, Nizamabad Abid Ali Khan Best Urdu
Journalist Award for Syed Basith Mohiuddin Ali, Asst. Editor, Etemaad urdu daily Best
Electronic Media Journalist Award for Rehana Begum, Sr. Reporter, NTV, Hyderabad.
For the year 2009: B.Nageswara Rao Best Journalist Award for C.R.Gowri Shanker,
Political Editor, Deccan Chronicle, Hyderabad Khasa Subba Rao Best Rural Journalist Award
for Bolgam Srinivas, Sr. Reporter, Sakshi tel.daily, Karimnagar Best Women Journalist Award
Arjumand Banu, Reporter, for Rastriya Sahara urdu daily Abid Ali Khan Best Urdu Journalist
Award for Rasia Nayeem Hashmi, Online Editor, Siasat urdu daily Best Electronic Media
Journalist Award for N.Kavitha, Reporter, TV 9, Hyderabadb (NSS)
C R Gowri Shanker, Political Editor, Deccan Chronicle giving away cheque to spouse of a late journalist under the State Government's financial assistance to journalists scheme.
Senior Editor shares tips on election reporting
C.R. Gowri Shanker, Political Editor, Deccan Chronicle, advised budding journalists (Journalism students) to be thorough with the background of the constituencies before venturing out for reporting.
“Background information about constituencies is essential before getting down to report on elections. Election stories mostly deal with public opinion, political rivalries. Give your first piece on what the past and present politicians had promised,” he said in his guest lecture in the Department today.
Introducing oneself as a reporter may not yield much information, he shared. “Do not use pen and paper. It immediately changes the attitude of the opposite person,” he pointed out. “Speak to people to dig deeper and get accurate information rather than just their perceptions,” he added.
He also suggested that people from a wide range of backgrounds, such as the educated, the poor, the middle class, women, the elderly and students, should be included in the reportage.
He also shared tips on doing the crime beat and his experiences dealing with defamation cases.
— Deepika Pasham (Sem. I)
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