New Delhi: Three articles published in The Milli Gazette print and online editions have been nominated for the European Commission's prestigious media award "Lorenzo Natali Prize 2006" for journalism given for writings on Human Rights and Democracy issues in the developing countries (
http://www.nataliprize.eu/nataliprize/).
The three articles are: 'Muslims are trying to integrate, despite New Labour's best efforts') by Nasser Amin, "Peoples' Democratic Front holds first open meeting" by Masood Hasan (MG, 06 June 2006, in The Milli Gazette" -, and "Pope's attack on Islam was no casual slip" by Abdus Sattar Ghazali (MG, 16 September 2006).
This new honour comes as MG enters its eighth year of publication and has established itself as the number one mouthpiece of Indian Muslims in English. MG reports are now widely quoted in the Indian and foreign parliaments, human rights reports and media at home and abroad.
Source: The Milli Gazette, 1-15 Jan. 07, p. 11
http://www.nataliprize.eu/nataliprize/). The three articles are: 'Muslims are trying to integrate, despite New Labour's best efforts') by Nasser Amin, "Peoples' Democratic Front holds first open meeting" by Masood Hasan (MG, 06 June 2006, in The Milli Gazette" -, and "Pope's attack on Islam was no casual slip" by Abdus Sattar Ghazali (MG, 16 September 2006).
This new honour comes as MG enters its eighth year of publication and has established itself as the number one mouthpiece of Indian Muslims in English. MG reports are now widely quoted in the Indian and foreign parliaments, human rights reports and media at home and abroad.
Source: The Milli Gazette, 1-15 Jan. 07, p. 11
