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Introducing our Chief Guest for the Danish Siddiqui Journalism Award 2025: Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, Former Chief Election Commissioner of India. An advocate of democratic values and truth, Dr. Quraishi embodies the spirit of this award. #DSJA #danishsiddiqui #journalism #award

Honoured to have chaired the jury for the first Danish Siddiqui awards for journalism. Uniquely all the 5 awardees in this first edition are women, all of whom did some fantastic impactful stories from Manipur to Nicobar island and more. Congrats to all the winners! Danish, a

Scroll's Vaishnavi Rathore, the first journalist to report on the #GreatNicobarProject from the ground about its environmental and social impacts, was awarded for the “excellence, depth, and relevance” of her work. Read more: scroll.in/latest/1081978… #DanishSiddiquiAward

बीबीसी की सर्वप्रिया सांगवान को मिला 'दानिश सिद्दीक़ी जर्नलिज़्म अवार्ड 2025' पूरी ख़बर: bbc.in/3GDel3w

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Danish Siddiqui Journalism Award 2025. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition! Sarvapriya Sangwan Greeshma Kuthar Meghna Bali Saumya Khandelwal Vaishnavi Rathore Dr. S.Y. Quraishi Rajdeep Sardesai kishalay b Vaishna Roy @gfonsecajohnson

Congratulations to Greeshma Kuthar on winning the Danish Siddiqui Journalism Award 2025 for her coverage of the #Manipur conflict! Do check out her Frontline podcast #MissionManipur that is setting a new standard for impactful journalism in India: youtube.com/playlist?list=… Danish Siddiqui Foundation

An inspiring evening celebrating stories that matter. A heartfelt thank you to our esteemed Chief Guest, speakers, guest panelists, jury, and exceptional awardees for their invaluable contributions to journalism. Sarvapriya Sangwan Greeshma Kuthar Meghna Bali Saumya Khandelwal Vaishnavi Rathore

Winner | Broadcast/Digital Sarvapriya Sangwan – BBC News India Recognized for her powerful series The Last Man (BBC Hindi), Sarvapriya brings to light the lived realities of India’s most marginalized. Her storytelling blends sharp reporting with deep empathy, making space for

Winner | Print Greeshma Kuthar – The Caravan Awarded for her investigation Saviour Complex: Why the Biren Singh Government Gives a Free Hand to Arambai Tenggol, Greeshma’s reporting offers an unflinching look into the rise of vigilante groups amid the ethnic violence in Manipur.

Winner | Photojournalism Saumya Khandelwal – The New York Times (Contributing Photojournalist) Awarded for her compelling photo story The Brutality of Sugar: Debt, Child Marriage and Hysterectomies, Saumya Khandelwal exposes the exploitation within Maharashtra’s sugar industry,

Winner | Broadcast Meghna Bali – Australian Broadcasting Corporation Awarded for her investigation Indian Students Duped in Multi-Million Dollar Australian Visa Fraud, Meghna exposed systemic failures in Australia’s migration system and the exploitation of Indian international

Winner | Print/Digital Vaishnavi Rathore – Scroll.in Awarded for her thought-provoking piece On the Great Nicobar Island, Why the Future is Fearful, Vaishnavi Rathore’s work sheds light on the precarious future of indigenous communities and the environment, as

"Journalists give voice to the voiceless and power to the powerless." – Walter Cronkite #MondayMotivation #JournalismQuotes #InspireJournalists

Danish Siddiqui lost his life while reporting in Afghanistan. Through his work, he earned the world’s most prestigious journalism award- the Pulitzer. Throughout his life, he witnessed several conflicts, visited nations, and ultimately left this world while doing the work he was

News Access Worldwide: 85% of the world’s population has access to mobile internet, enabling widespread access to news. (International Telecommunication Union, 2023) #JournalismStats #MediaTrends #FutureOfJournalism

"Boat of No Smiles, 1977: A poignant portrayal of refugees fleeing Vietnam’s turmoil. 📸: Philip Jones Griffiths." "#Photojournalism #HistoryInFocus #CapturedMoments"

"The lens doesn’t lie, but it must be wielded with responsibility." – Homai Vyarawalla #MondayMotivation #JournalismQuotes #InspireJournalists

Journalism in Conflict Zones: 50% of journalists working in conflict zones report receiving threats or attacks while covering stories. (International Federation of Journalists, 2023) #JournalismStats #MediaTrends #FutureOfJournalism

"Fort Peck Dam, 1936: A monumental shot capturing the grandeur of American engineering. 📸: Margaret Bourke-White." "#Photojournalism #HistoryInFocus #CapturedMoments"

"If your pictures aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough." – Robert Capa #MondayMotivation #JournalismQuotes #InspireJournalists