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Monday, July 2, 2012
Outstanding Indian women journalists who are also excellent role models
In addition to having worked on stories that have had an impact —and made a difference — all 46 women journalists in this list have one thing in common: They are all winners of The Chameli Devi Jain Award for Outstanding Women Mediapersons.
That is not all. Their stories of reportage have now been compiled in a book edited by veteran media professionals Latika Padgaonkar and Shubha Singh.Making News, Breaking News, Her Own Wayis highly recommended reading for not only journalists, but also media students, especially young women, who aspire to be journalists.
I have already bought a copy for the Commits library. But this is a book that you need to buy, place on your bookshelf, and read every timeyou need a fresh burst of inspiration.
I have more than 20 years' experience (1981 to 2003) as a journalist in India and Dubai, specializing in selecting and editing news reports and features. From 2003 to 2019, I taught journalism and writing skills to master’s students at Commits, a media college in Bangalore.
I joined Cactus Communications ("Serving Science Worldwide") as a copyediting freelancer on October 1, 2019. From the very beginning, I have enjoyed the challenge of working on a new assignment each day. I like to think of every article as a daily crossword puzzle that I need to solve by examining the clues closely. And, finally, when I submit the article that I have tended, I like to think, with love and care, I feel deeply satisfied.
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