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EMFA Television Media award on May 28

he Electronic Media Forum Assam has organized the first EMFA Television Media Awards 2010 on May 28 (Saturday). The function will start at 6 pm in the Gauhati Town Club auditorium. Snehasis Sur, senior television journalist and former Kolkata Press Club secretary will grace the function as a special guest.


A host of distinguished personalities, editors, senior journalists, media employees will attend the program.


Over ten awards including best reporting, best news-program on environment and development issues, best camera person, best video editing, best graphics etc will be offered to the deserving television journalist-crew members. Each award consists of a memento and cash prize of Rs 10,000/-. The function will be concluded with a cultural show where journalist-media employees would perform various programmes.

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