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Ashiq Ali Honored with Certificate of Appreciation by KNS Media Group

TKU DeskbyTKU Desk
October 12, 2025
in Jammu & Kashmir

Srinagar, Oct 12: Renowned local journalist Ashiq Ali was today honored with a Certificate of Appreciation by the KNS Media Group of Publications, in recognition of his excellence, dedicated service, and outstanding contributions to journalism in the region.

The certificate, signed by Mohammad Aslam Bilal, Editor-in-Chief of Kashmir News Service (KNS), lauded Ashiq Ali for his momentous work and commitment to upholding journalistic values.

The award ceremony celebrated his consistent efforts in reporting local news and events, which have significantly enhanced community awareness and public engagement across Jammu and Kashmir.

Speaking at the event, officials commended Ashiq Ali’s influential role in the media landscape and acknowledged his dedication to delivering accurate and timely news coverage, particularly benefiting the Kulgam district and surrounding areas.

This honor stands as a testament to Ashiq Ali’s passion for journalism and his enduring impact on public discourse and information dissemination in the region.

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