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TNIE Devi Awards: Finding their voice, forging their own path
By Meghna Nath||2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
At a panel discussion in Hyderabad, Devi Awards honorees discussed finding their voice, building independent careers, and preserving heritage.
Niharika Konidela spoke about creating work reflecting one's own vision in the film industry, Anuradha Reddy emphasized understanding Hyderabad's history and multicultural identity, Dr Sirisha Senthil discussed early glaucoma detection, and Vidya Rao reflected on the influence of her mentor Naina Devi.
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HYDERABAD: Finding one’s voice, building an independent career and staying true to one’s values in challenging fields were among the themes explored at the Devi Awards panel discussion on Friday.
Chaired by journalist and author Kaveree Bamzai, the discussion featured Hindustani classical singer and writer Vidya Rao, heritage activist Anuradha Reddy, actor and producer Niharika Konidela, and ophthalmologist Dr Sirisha Senthil. Each brought a different perspective on finding purpose, creating opportunities and making a lasting contribution.
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