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 43. Who was awarded the Lokmanya Tilak National Journalism Award in the year 2020?

Sanjay Gupta (editor-in-chief of Jagran)

44. Who was awarded with Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu National Award for Excellence?

Dr M S Swaminathan

45. Which district was awarded the Plastic Waste Management Award 2020?

Dibrugarh district during Swachhta Hi Sewa 2019

46. Which district is awarded the Swachhata Darpan Award 2020?

Peddapalli district

47. Who was awarded the Prem Bhatia Award for political reporting for his work on issues related to the COVID19 pandemic?

Dipankar Ghose

48. Who received the Richard Dawkins award 2020?

Javed Akhtar

49. Who was awarded with Karmaveer Chakra Award instituted by the United Nations and International Confederation of NGO?

Sunil Yadav

50. Name the famous award received by Kala Narayanasamy.

President’s Award in Singapore for outstanding services

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