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SAIL wins 6 national awards in the field of communication conferred by PRSI
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Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has won six awards for its efforts in field of communication at the PRSI National Awards-2020 conferred upon by the Public Relations Society of India. The awards were given away by Baby Rani Maurya, Governor of Uttarakhand and Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, Union Minister for Education, Government of India, during a virtual ceremony on 21st February, 2021. SAIL has been awarded in the categories of - House Journal (English), Best Communication Campaign (External Publics), Communications Campaign of the Year â Covid-19, Special/Prestige Publication, E-newsletter and Corporate Website categories which is a reflection of SAILâs focus on communications and fostering better stakeholder engagement.
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SAIL bags six awards at PRSI National Awards 2020 ANI | Updated: Feb 22, 2021 17:02 IST
New Delhi [India], February 22 (ANI): The Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has bagged six awards for its efforts in field of communication at the PRSI National Awards-2020 conferred upon by the Public Relations Society of India.
The awards were presented by Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank and Uttarakhand Governor Baby Rani Maurya during a virtual ceremony on February 21. SAIL has been awarded in House Journal (English), Best Communication Campaign (External Publics), Communications Campaign of the Year - COVID-19, Special/Prestige Publication, E-newsletter, and Corporate Website categories, according to an official statement.
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Former personnel discharged over sexuality to have medals restored
Former service personnel will be invited to apply for any medals forfeited due to a historic ban on being homosexual in the military which was not lifted until 2000. In some circumstances, the families of deceased personnel affected will also be able to apply.
This new initiative will also address those who were discharged because of their sexuality and lost the opportunity to regain medals previously forfeited for unrelated reasons.
It is hoped that correcting this historic injustice will bring some comfort to veterans and their families. The announcement underlines the MoD’s commitment to ensure it is an organisation that fully welcomes and promotes LGBT personnel.