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  • The channel has pledged to donate Rs 5 to the NGO for every post received on social media

    Gubbare partners CRY, pledges Rs 5 for every post on FB & Insta

    By Our Staff

     

    Gubbare, the kids’ entertainment channel from the house of IN10 Media Network, has pledged to fight against the evils engulfing our children and hindering their future.  The channel has partnered with Child Rights and You (CRY), with an objective to inspire children to be a part of the good army with Akul and Nakul, the protagonists of the channel’s new original – Akul Nakul – The Asuras. For every post on Instagram or Facebook, the channel will donate Rs. 5 (Indian rupee five) to CRY.

     

    Notes a communique: “The campaign kicks off on October 1, 2022 and will go on for three weeks (till October 22) focusing on creating a “good asuras” army of children by helping drive awareness, unity, and action among the network’s employees, viewers, and beyond.

     

  • The journalist would be required to research on a topic of his choice which must encapsulate an area of neglect or violation of the child right space

    Child Rights and You (CRY) invites applications for Media Fellowship

    By A Correspondent

     

    Child Rights and You (CRY) has announced applications from journalists who are passionate about child rights and intend to explore various dimensions of children’s issues and violation of their rights. Four fellowships of Rs. 1 Lakh each will be awarded this year.

     

    CRY believes in encouraging a community of journalists to advocate child right issues. The fellowship duration will be three months. The journalist would be required to research on a topic of his choice which must encapsulate an area of neglect or violation of the child right space. An interesting case study, new perspective and a breakthrough research idea makes for an ideal candidate for this fellowship. The area and topic of research will be the journalist’s prerogative.

     

    The deadline for submitting the application for the fellowship is May 10, 2015 and the names of selected media fellows will be announced on CRY website in June 2015.

     

    The candidate should be an Indian journalist, residing in India. Journalist should be associated with a media house and contributing to print or online medium. Applications must be submitted in preferably English or Hindi. The essential requirements for the application include a proposal of 1500-2000 words outlining the thematic area, the objective, geographical coverage, methodology, timeline and a detailed budget. Updated CV, and recent stories published are also to be shared. A written consent from the editor is a pre-requisite for the fellowship.