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The Hans India intern bags Osmnia University Journalism gold medal
Suravajjula Maitreyee, who interned with The Hans India, won the prestigious Yudhveer gold medal for securing highest marks in Master of Communication and Journalism (MCJ) for the year 2016-18 of Osmnia University.
Hyderabad: Suravajjula Maitreyee, who interned with The Hans India, won the prestigious Yudhveer gold medal for securing highest marks in Master of Communication and Journalism (MCJ) for the year 2016-18 of Osmnia University. She will receive the medal from the Governor during the OU convocation to be held in Tagore Auditorium on Monday.
A student of Rachana Journalism College, 23-year-old Maitreyee thanked The Hans India management and editorial team leaders for having taught her the basics of practical journalism during her three month internship. "I learnt a lot at The Hans India. This experience helped me answer questions in my examinations," she said. Maitreyee in a way fulfilled the desire of his father, Dr S Ramu, who had narrowly missed the Yudhveer gold medal 20 years ago.
"My father studied MCJ in OU's Arts College in 1998-99. He won a gold medal in project report but missed the Yudhveer medal by three marks. He mentioned about his disappointment to me. Thankfully, I am taking the medal home for his joy," Maitreyee said.
