The India Today Group said it has once again earned international accolades, by winning big at the prestigious WAN IFRA’s 22nd Asian Media Awards 2023.
The awards promote the highest publishing standards in newspaper and magazine design, infographics, editorial content, marketing, community service, revenue diversification and photojournalism.
Nilanjan Das, Group Creative Editor clinched top honours for the category “Best in Magazine Infographics”. The infographic titled “Buckle Up” was awarded the Overall Gold, while “The New Power Corridor” secured the Overall Silver award.
Further, Group Photo Editor Bandeep Singh’s outstanding contributions to the world of photography were also acknowledged as he was awarded the Gold Award in Feature Photography and the Silver Award in Graphics Feature Photography.
The WAN IFRA’s 22nd Asian Media Awards serves as a testament to the India Today Group’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of journalism and excellence in the realms of magazine design, infographics, editorial content, and photography.
This esteemed competition has brought together hundreds of newspapers and magazines across the Asia Pacific, South Asia, and the Middle East over the past two decades, solidifying its status as the most prestigious recognition of excellence within the news publishing industry in the region, a media statement from the India Today Group said.
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