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Jun 03, 2021

INMA 2021: 22 wins for India

The Times of India bagged a total of six wins. Also among the winners were Hindustan Times (four), Jagran Prakashan (three), ABP (two), The Hindu Group (two), Amar Ujala, Malayala Manorama, Vijay Karnataka, Navbharat Times and Rashtradoot

INMA 2021: 22 wins for India
The International News Media Association (INMA) has unveiled winners for its 2021 Global Media Awards competition.
 
Indian publications won a total of 22 awards.
 
Hindustan Times won the 'Best in South Asia' accolade for the 'Hindustan Times Code-a-Thon: India's Largest Coding Olympiad'.
 
The Times of India led in terms of award wins, with six in all. 
 
Hindustan Times was second on the list with four wins followed by Jagran Prakashan with three.
 
ABP India and The Hindu Group bagged two wins each.
 
Amar Ujala, Rashtradoot, Navbharat Times, Vijay Karnataka and Malayala Manorama won an award each.

 

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