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VISIT OF PRIME MINISTER DR. MANMOHAN SINGH TO SINGAPORE (ASEAN) & UGANDA (CHOGM) DURING NOVEMBER, 2007 S.No Name Organisation Designation 1 ALPANA PANT SHARMA ALL INDIA RADIO DIRECTOR NEWS 2 SUNIL KUMAR SHUKLA ALL INDIA RADIO CORRESPONDENT 3 NAVEEN KAPOOR ANI-TV SPL.CORRESPONDENT 4 YOGESH GOEL ANI-TV CAMERAMAN PRASHANT KUMAR 5 DAINIK JAGRAN POLITICAL EDITOR MISHRA KRISHNAN 6 DINAMANI EDITOR VAIDIYANATHAN 7 SANJIT KHAJURIA DOORDARSHAN NEWS CORRESPONDENT MARIA GERARD 8 DOORDARSHAN NEWS CAMERAMAN SURENDER ANTHONY RAJ 9 AKSHAYA KUMAR SINGH FILMS DIVISION RECORDIST 10 STANLEY NATARAJAN FILMS DIVISION DIRECTOR C/MAN BARENDRA NATH 11 GANASHAKTI STAFF REPORTER SARKAR 12 ALOKE TIKKU THE HINDUSTAN TIMES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT CHANDRAN 13 PARAYARUKANDI MATHRUBHUMI MANAGING EDITOR VETTATH EXPRESS PUBLICATIONS 14 MANOJ KRISHNADAS DEPUTY RESIDENT EDITOR (M)LTD SEEMA SIROHI- 15 OUTLOOK DEPUTY FOREIGN EDITOR SANDROLINI 16 SHIV RAJ PHOTODIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICER 17 ANIRBAN BHAUMIK DECCAN HERALD CHIEF CORRESPONDENT PRESS TRUST OF INDIA 18 VENKY MOHAN NARAYAN COORDINATING EDITOR LTD. (PTI) PRESS TRUST OF INDIA 19 MANVENDER VASHIST PHOTO JOURNALIST (PTI) 20 USHA SRIVASTAVA RAJASTHAN PATRIKA NEW DELHI BUREAU CHIEF MANGALAM KESAVAN BENNETT,COLEMAN & 21 NATIONAL NEWS EDITOR VENU CO.LTD. 22 RAM NARASIMHAN THE HINDU EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 23 MANINI CHATTERJEE THE TELEGRAPH EDITOR, DELHI 24 NAVIKA KUMAR TIMES NOW POLITICAL EDITOR SHEIKH MANZOOR 25 UNI-URDU EDITOR AHMED A.G.A. PUBLICATIONS 26 GAURAV SANGHI EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LIMITED MELARKODE RAMAN 27 IANS DEPUTY EDITOR NARAYAN SWAMY 28 KALYAN BAROOAH THE ASSAM TRIBUNE SPL. CORESPONDENT 29 SHASHI SHEKHAR AMAR UJALA HINDI GROUP EDITOR & PRESIDENT DAILY (NEWS) 30 SANKARSHAN THAKUR TEHELKA EXECUTIVE EDITOR 31 DEEPAK DEWAN NORTH EAST SUN EXECUTIVE EDITOR BUSINESS STANDARD 32 BHUPESH BHANDARI RESIDENT EDITOR LTD ASSISTANT EDITOR-CUM- 33 SATISH CHANDRA MISRA THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 34 ASHOK MALIK THE PIONEER SENIOR EDITOR .

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