Government Spokesperson and Minister of Communications and Information Technology Prithvisubba Gurung, President of Phonies Lok Bahadur Chaudhary (Lucky), Sports Minister Tejulal Chaudhary, former Minister of State Purna Bahadur (Kancharam) Tamang and others presented the awards with certificates and cash.
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On the occasion of the 26th Foundation Day, the Federation of Nepalese Tribal Journalists (FONIZ) awarded 12 journalists from across the country, including Lamjung Correspondent Ash Gurung of Kantipur Dainik, with Phonizi National Award 2082 on Tuesday.
Correspondent Gurung has been honored by the Phoneies UK Committee. In appreciation of the significant contribution made in preserving, promoting and documenting the history, language, customs, culture, customs and traditions of the tribal community of Nepal through journalism, as well as honoring the active role and dedication played in ensuring the identity and rights of the tribal community, it is mentioned in the certificate of award given 'Fonies UK Journalism Samman-2025' . Journalist Dolma Sherpa has been awarded by the
UK committee. Journalists Sapna Thami and Gyanendra Tamang have been honored and awarded by Phoneies Malaysia Committee. Journalist Purna Bahadur Magar has been awarded by Phonies Bagmati Province Committee.
Similarly, Journalist Machadevi Gurung has been awarded the Phonics National Journalism Travel Award . Journalists Gajurdhan Rai and Amardhwaj Lama have been awarded Phonies National Journalism Award .
Kochila Samad, a Rajvanshi-language quarterly newspaper, has been awarded the Phoenician National Mother Language Journalism Award.
journalists Savin Priyasan, Munesh Layo Magar and Bandana Danuwar have been awarded the Phonies National Journalism Award. Government Spokesperson and Minister of Communication and Information Technology Prithvisubba Gurung, President of Phonies Lok Bahadur Chaudhary (Lucky), Sports Minister Tejulal Chaudhary, former State Minister Purna Bahadur (Kancharam) Tamang and others presented them with flower garlands, Khada, Dosalla and awards along with certificates and cash. Addressing the
program, Minister Gurung suggested inclusive practices in the field of journalism, to bring the voice of the community to the mainstream, and for the rights and rights of the tribal people to move forward.
