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Five lensmen from The Hindu bag awards
Five lensmen from The Hindu bagged awards in the 186th World Photography Day Contest 2025, conducted by the Photography Academy of India and A.P. State Creativity and Culture Commission, in collaboration with the India International Photographic Council. K.R. Deepak and G.N. Rao won the 'Best One Image Award', while K.V.S. Giri, Nagara Gopal and Kommuri Srinivas received awards in other categories.
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