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The Red Ink Awards, also known as the Red Ink Awards for Excellence in Indian Journalism, are a set of annual awards given by the Mumbai Press Club in India to recognize excellence in journalistic achievements as assessed by a special jury. [1] Instituted in 2010, [2] the award grants national recognition to journalists by a professional body. [3]

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2013

#CategoryRankNamePublicationRef.
1SportsWinnerAditya Iyer The New Indian Express [4] [5]
2Health & EnvironmentJoint WinnerSantosh Andhale DNA
Vinod Kumar Menon Mid-Day
4Science & InnovationWinnerPriyanka Pulla Open
5Picture of the YearWinnerRaju Sinde Mumbai Mirror
6Entertainment & MediaWinnerSamanth Subramaniam The Caravan
7PoliticsJoint WinnerSamanth Subramaniam The Caravan
Nauzer Bharucha The Times of India
8BusinessWinnerJoe C Mathew Businessworld
9CrimeWinnerPriyanka Dubey Tehelka

2014

#CategoryRankNameStory TitlesPublicationRef.
1BusinessNewsJwalit Vyas and Ranjit ShindeOperating profits of big cos like Essar, Jaypee not enough to service debt on their books The Economic Times [6] [7]
Lola NayarThe Great Gas Heist Outlook
FeatureArpit ParasharHow to keep a castle up in the airFountain Ink Magazine
Mehboob JeelaniUnder The Influence: Ponty Chadha's potent mix of liquor and politics The Caravan
2CrimePrintZeeshan ShaikhDhule, a town divided The New Indian Express
Vinod Kumar MenonBhandara Rape: Cops make headway Mid-Day
FeatureArpit ParasharNailing the lies of NithariFountain Ink Magazine
Alia AllanaThe Phantom of Opera HouseFountain Ink Magazine
3Healh & WellnessVinod Kumar MenonBarely 150 km from Mumbai, 15 children died of malnutrition in the past 2 months Mid-Day
Swagata YadavarWombs and the Wolves The Week
Neha BhattDark As This City Outlook
Madhavi IraniAre your fave beauty products safe?Beauty Books
4Human Rights & EnvironmentVivekananda NemanaThe Great Escape Yahoo!
Urmi BhattacharjeeInside Kaziranga's One-Horned Dream Yahoo!
Govind Krishna VTailored for TyrannyFountain Ink Magazine
5Lifestyle & EntertainmentAkshay ManwaniThe Show of Shows: Producing India's greatest television show ever The Caravan
Trisha GuptaDifficult Loves: Hope and heartbreak on the fringes of urban India The Caravan
6PoliticsFeatureKrishn KaushikInside Man: The convenient opinions of Attorney General Goolam Vahanvati The Caravan
Niranjan TakleA Case of Exploding Onions The Week
PrintBhavya DoreUS group that opposed Modi starts campaign against him Hindustan Times
P R RameshBJP may field Narendra Modi from Varanasi to win over UttarPradesh The Economic Times
7Science & InnovationVirat MarkandeyaForbidden Symmetry: The quest for a radically new form of matter The Caravan
Jaimon JosephWhy JP Singh is every Indian farmer's best friend Yahoo!
Srinath PerurThe origins of IndiansFountain Ink Magazine
8SportsPrintGaurav GuptaNDA stopped match-fixing probe: Former Delhi police commissioner Neeraj Kumar The Times of India
Amit KamatSAI of no relief for leading athletes Mid-day
FeatureBharat SundaresanThe one who dropped the ball: Before Sachin Tendulkar, there was Anil Gurav The New Indian Express
Pulasta DharRunning from bombs: The stunning story of Afghan footballer Zohib AmiriFirstpost
9The Big PictureNarendra BishtMuzaffarnagar Riots Mumbai Mirror
Raju ShindeAcid Attack Victim Mumbai Mirror
Nilesh WaikarLeopard Attack at Aarey Milk Colony Outlook
10Best TV Story of the YearPriyali SurGirls In Bondage CNN-IBN
Anubha BhonsleKashmir after Afzal CNN-IBN
Umesh KumawatWater loot from Trains ABP News

Life Time Achievement Award

Award-winners
#YearNameRef.
12014 Mrinal Pande [8]
22015 Prannoy Roy [9]
32016T N Ninan [10]
42017 Vinod Dua
52018 Mark Tully
62019Dinu Ranadive
72020No Awards
82021Prem Shankar Jha
92022Om Gaur

Journalist Of The Year

Award-winners
#YearNameRef.
12015Sreenivasan Jain
22016 Ravish Kumar
32017Raj Kamal Jha
42018 Faye D'Souza
52019Rachna Khaira
62020 Danish Siddiqui
72021
82022
92023 Dhanya Rajendran

2020

The tenth edition of the award was presented by the Chief Justice of India N. V. Ramana in a virtual event. [22]

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