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Deputy CM Shinde Praises Photojournalists for Capturing Critical Moments Under Risk
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🗓 18 Aug 2026, 01:18 PM
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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde publicly praised photojournalists for capturing critical moments under risk, highlighting their courage and essential role in informing the public.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde took to the podium to commend photojournalists for their daring work in capturing critical moments under risk. He emphasized that these professionals play a vital role in documenting events that shape public discourse.
Shinde noted that photojournalists often work in challenging environments—whether covering protests, natural disasters, or other high‑risk situations—yet they persist to bring the truth to the forefront. He praised their commitment to safety and accuracy, underscoring how their images inform citizens and policymakers alike.
The Deputy CM highlighted that the visual record produced by these journalists is indispensable for transparency and accountability. By capturing moments that might otherwise remain unseen, they help the public stay informed and engaged.
In closing, Shinde urged continued support for the press, acknowledging that a free and courageous media is essential to a healthy democracy.
Shinde noted that photojournalists often work in challenging environments—whether covering protests, natural disasters, or other high‑risk situations—yet they persist to bring the truth to the forefront. He praised their commitment to safety and accuracy, underscoring how their images inform citizens and policymakers alike.
The Deputy CM highlighted that the visual record produced by these journalists is indispensable for transparency and accountability. By capturing moments that might otherwise remain unseen, they help the public stay informed and engaged.
In closing, Shinde urged continued support for the press, acknowledging that a free and courageous media is essential to a healthy democracy.