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K G Suresh is currently serving as Director General, Indian Institute of<br />
Mass Communication. He has served as Senior Consulting Editor with<br />
Doordarshan News; Editorial Consultant with Asianet News Network; Chief<br />
Political Correspondent with Press Trust of India and Group Media Advisor to<br />
Dalmia Bharat Enterprises Ltd. Mr Suresh played a pivotal role in introducing<br />
innovative programmes including Speed News, Vaartavali- The world’s first<br />
Sanskrit Television News Magazine, Good News India – positive news from<br />
across the country, India First – A strategy and defence based programme and<br />
Do Touk – a political debating platform, besides DD’s first android enabled<br />
App. He chaired the international jury of the 4th Woodpecker International<br />
Film Festival-2016, 13th edition of the We Care International Film Festival<br />
on disability issues. He was on the jury of the of the National Media Award,<br />
UNICEF Media Fellowship, the UNICEF Radio4child awards, National Awards<br />
& the prestigious Laadli Media and Advertising Award for Gender Sensitivity.<br />
K G Suresh<br />
Mithunchandra Chaudhari has written & directed 3 short films Compulsory<br />
Hellmate, Ghandaat & National Film Award winner Paywat. His films have<br />
been awarded and officially selected at prestigious international film festivals.<br />
He has assisted Nagraj Manjule on Fandry, Sairat & Kranti Kanade on Mahek,<br />
a children’s feature. His poems in Marathi have been published in various<br />
periodicals. He has a MA in English Literature, Masters in Communication<br />
Studies & Diploma in Journalism from Pune University. He has taught Video<br />
Production at various colleges of Pune, Mumbai & Goa University. Presently,<br />
he teaches at Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication, Pune.<br />
Mithunchandra Chaudhari<br />
Shankhajeet De is a researcher and documentary filmmaker. He makes<br />
documentaries with an ethnographic lens. His debut feature documentary<br />
In the Shadow of Time (Samayara Chaaire-Odiya) on Ravana Chhaya,<br />
the shadow puppetry tradition of Odisha has won the Rajat Kamal for the<br />
Best Film on art and culture at the 64th National Film Awards. He has also<br />
made an ethnographic audio-visual journal on Togalu Gombeyaatta, the<br />
shadow puppetry tradition of Karnataka for the library of the puppet school<br />
in UNIMA, France. He is currently filming a feature documentary on the<br />
Ramaleela tradition in Odisha through multi-sited ethnographic methods.<br />
He is responsible for setting up the filmmaking department at Sri Aurobindo<br />
Centre for Arts & Communication (SACAC-New Delhi). He has been teaching<br />
research, screenplay, scriptwriting and direction for over eight years.<br />
Shankhajeet De<br />
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