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New Indian Express
28-06-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
TNIE journalist conferred with Devrishi Narad Patrakar Samman
NEW DELHI: The Devrishi Narad Patrakar Samman 2025, one of the most esteemed recognitions in Indian journalism, was conferred on several outstanding journalists this year, including The New Indian Express (TNIE) Senior Assistant Editor Rajesh Kumar Thakur, on Friday. Based in Delhi, Thakur was recognised for his exceptional reportage across key beats such as politics, government policies, the BJP, PMO, RSS, Indian Railways, and the Rajya Sabha. His award-winning portfolio featured several high-impact stories, including the investigative series Operation Sindoor, his in-depth coverage of the Delhi Assembly elections, and notable reports like 'Dilli Ab AAP Ki Nahi' ('Delhi No Longer Yours, AAP') and 'Delhi to Get a woman CM' — stories that sparked wide readership and discussion for their sharp insights and timely revelations. Thakur's incisive journalism stood out among over 90 nominations received by the Indraprahstha Vishwa Samvad Kendra (IVSK) for this year's awards. Held annually since 2010, the awards celebrate excellence in journalism across diverse beats such as rural affairs, women's empowerment, politics, and governance. The award ceremony took place on Friday at the Constitution Club, New Delhi. Among the dignitaries present were Pradeep Joshi, Akhil Bharatiya Sah-Prachar Pramukh of the RSS, and Navneet Kumar Sahgal, IAS and Chairman of Prasar Bharati, along with other eminent personalities from media and governance. The winners were selected by a distinguished jury comprising veteran journalists and experts, underscoring the credibility and prestige of the honours.
Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Browns Insider Declares Shedeur Sanders 'No Longer Special'
Browns Insider Declares Shedeur Sanders 'No Longer Special' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders suffered a historic fall in this year's NFL draft. After being projected as not just a first-round pick, but possibly a top 10 selection, Sanders fell all the way to the fifth round, where the Browns took a chance on him with the No. 144 overall pick. Advertisement Sanders enters this offseason fighting for a roster spot with two veterans in Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett and another rookie in Dillon Gabriel. And at least one Browns insider thinks Sanders' chances of making the team grow smaller and smaller. Terry Pluto believes Sanders is "no longer special." 'For Shedeur Sanders, the reality is he's no longer special. Not in the eyes of the NFL. Only 7% of starters come from the fifth round,' Pluto wrote. 'It's true that Sanders has impressed the Browns with his work ethic and serious approach to learning the offense. He seems to have connected with [Joe] Flacco. He's also had some good days in front of the media during the Browns' spring camps. "But these are glorified touch football practices. If the real NFL were like this, Flacco would already be enshrined in the Hall of Fame.' Advertisement Browns offensive coordinator Tommy Rees offered intel on how the young quarterback has adapted during OTAs. "He's worked his tail off," Rees said. "He's putting in a lot of work as all those guys are. You can tell on the mental side of the game, learning the system and calling it and having that rhythm to it, he's put a lot of time and work and effort into that. When you do that, the game starts to slow down and you can focus on finding completions. He's done a good job of that as camp has progressed." But as Pluto points out, OTAs and minicamps are just glorified flag football scrimmages. And Sanders will have to impress a lot more than he has. Related: Ex Browns QB Johnny Manziel Gives Vote of Confidence to Shedeur Sanders Related: Browns No. 1 Pick Named to Preseason All-Rookie Team This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 23, 2025, where it first appeared.
