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In pictures: The Statesman Awards for Rural and Environmental Reporting 2018

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Five journalists who extensively covered the problems afflicting rural India and environmental issues over the past year were honoured at the The Statesman Awards on Sunday night. L to R: Puja Awasthi, Ankita Anand, Smita Nair, and Radheshyam Jadhav. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Prof Hari Vasudevan, Tuktuk Ghosh, Ishan Joshi, Abhrajit Mitra and Madhavi Divan at a panel discussion during The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting at Kala Mandir in Kolkata on Sunday. Five journalists were honoured at The Statesman Awards 2018 for their coverage on rural India and environmental issues. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Karthikeyan Hemalatha of the Firstpost media website won the first prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting awards. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Ankita Anand, a freelancer, was awarded with the second prize in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting, 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Smita Nair, a reporter with The Indian Express, won the Cushrow Irani Prize for Environmental Reporting 2018 (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Ms Puja Awasthi, a Lucknow- based print and online journalist, won the third prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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Radheshyam Jadhav, reporter of The Times of India, was the third prize winner in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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The Statesman Awards: 5 journalists honoured for covering rural, environmental issues

Smita Nair of The Indian Express won the Cushrow Irani Prize for Environmental Reporting 2018, while Karthikeyan Hemalatha of the Firstpost, freelance writer Ankita Anand, Lucknow-based journalist Puja Awasthi and Radheshyam Jadhav of The Times of India were conferred The Statesman Rural Reporting awards

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In pictures: The Statesman Awards for Rural and Environmental Reporting 2018

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Five journalists who extensively covered the problems afflicting rural India and environmental issues over the past year were honoured at the The Statesman Awards on Sunday night. L to R: Puja Awasthi, Ankita Anand, Smita Nair, and Radheshyam Jadhav. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Karthikeyan Hemalatha of the Firstpost media website won the first prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting awards. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Ankita Anand, a freelancer, was awarded with the second prize in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting, 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Smita Nair, a reporter with The Indian Express, won the Cushrow Irani Prize for Environmental Reporting 2018 (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Ms Puja Awasthi, a Lucknow- based print and online journalist, won the third prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Radheshyam Jadhav, reporter of The Times of India, was the third prize winner in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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In pictures: The Statesman Awards for Rural and Environmental Reporting 2018

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Five journalists who extensively covered the problems afflicting rural India and environmental issues over the past year were honoured at the The Statesman Awards on Sunday night. L to R: Puja Awasthi, Ankita Anand, Smita Nair, and Radheshyam Jadhav. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Karthikeyan Hemalatha of the Firstpost media website won the first prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting awards. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Ankita Anand, a freelancer, was awarded with the second prize in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting, 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Smita Nair, a reporter with The Indian Express, won the Cushrow Irani Prize for Environmental Reporting 2018 (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Ms Puja Awasthi, a Lucknow- based print and online journalist, won the third prize in The Statesman Rural Reporting. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

Radheshyam Jadhav, reporter of The Times of India, was the third prize winner in The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting 2018. (Photo: Sailendra Mal)

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