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Deadline:
15 July 2008
For print and broadcast
journalists.
All questions to thp@airtelmail.in
The Hunger Project is committed
to supporting and encouraging the press to
prominently report the success stories of elected
women leaders. Women
Panchayat Leaders are already assuming the responsibility
for transforming
their villages through various development schemes
connected to drinking
water, sanitation, primary education, health and
nutrition. Therefore the
Sarojini Naidu Prize 2008 will support writings
on two themes:
Women in Panchayati Raj ~ Bringing
Education to Every Child
Women in Panchayati Raj ~ Ensuring Primary Health
for All
The Hunger Project also announces
the launch of Sarojini Naidu Prize for
Television. One prize will be awarded to a television
producer/journalist
for outstanding coverage of 'Women in Panchayati
Raj' and the role played
by the women leaders in bringing education to
every child in their
villages or ensuring primary health for all.
The prize
Cash prize: Rs Two lakhs each
The prize honours three journalists
from the print media for outstanding
reporting on Women and Panchayati Raj in Hindi,
English and Other Indian
Language categories. In addition, it also honours
one television
journalist/producer. The Prize is given in support
and recognition of the
vital contribution the media can make in generating
awareness, sensitizing
people and strengthening popular public opinion
towards women's
leadership.
Deadline
The articles and the DVDs of the film should reach
The Hunger Project
office in Delhi or any of our state offices latest
by 15 July 2008.
Entries received after this date will not be considered.
Eligibility criteria
Print media
Open to all print journalists.
Regional language publications are encouraged
to apply. Not open to employees of The Hunger
Project and its partner organizations.
All entries have to be accompanied
with articles that have been published
in a newspaper or magazine. They should also include
the name, address,
email and phone number of the applicant.
The article should focus on
'Women and Panchayati Raj ~ Bringing Education to
Every Child" or 'Women and Panchayati Raj ~
Ensuring Primary Heath for All".
There is no word limit.
The articles should have been
published between 15 July 2007 and 15 July
2008.
Journalists should have published
at least two articles on either of the
two themes for SNP 2008. Otherwise, entries will
be disqualified.
There is no limit to the number
of articles that can be sent as entries as
long as they meet the above criteria.
Visual media
Open to all television journalists/producers in
all languages.
Each entry should be a news-based/
feature story and must have been
broadcast on television at least once.
Each entry should be at least
5 minutes long.
The film should focus on 'Women
and Panchayati Raj ~ Bringing Education to Every
Child' or 'Women and Panchayati Raj ~ Ensuring Primary
Heath for All'.
All entries have to be accompanied
by 2 digital video discs (DVDs) of the
story/short film/program and a synopsis of the
film.
Regional film entries should
be accompanied by a transcript in English.
A certificate of broadcast from
the channel, indicating the date and time
of the program, has to be enclosed.
The entries must carry the name,
address, email, and phone and fax number
of the applicant. The applicants must be willing
to send multiple copies
of the DVD if needed.
The cash Prize of Rs 2 Lakhs
will be given to the Producer for furthering
her/his work on 'Women's Leadership in Panchayats'.
The selection process
After a preliminary screening to ensure eligibility,
entries (articles
with translations if and where necessary) will
be sent to the Jury. A
panel of jurors will decide the prizewinning entries.
JURY
Chair
Dr George Mathew
Director, Institute of Social Sciences
Members
Dr. Shashi Kumar
Director, Asian College of Communication, Chennai
Mr. Alok Mehta
Editor, Outlook Hindi
Prof. Niraja Gopal Jayal
Chairperson, Centre for the Study of Law and Governance,
Jawaharlal Nehru Univversity, New Delhi
Ms. Sushma Singh
Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government
of India
All entries
can be sent to the following address:
The Hunger
Project
Shaheed Bhawan
18/1 Aruna Asaf Ali Marg
Qutab Institutional Area
New Delhi 110067
Phone: 011 - 41688847 - 50 Fax: 011 - 41688852
Email: thp@airtelmail.in
Website: www.thp.org
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