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Chandigarh woman gets Daniel Pearl award
Chandigarh
Indo-Asian News Service, June 25, 2005
Nandita Vij, a young woman from this city who is currently studying in France, has been presented the Daniel Pearl prize for excellence in journalism.
Pursuing a master's course in journalism from Sciences Po University, Paris, Nandita's article on the plight of women from Punjab who were abandoned by their non-resident Indian (NRI) husbands got her the coveted prize. She received the award in Paris.
The Wall Street Journal instituted the prize in collaboration with the Sciences Po University in memory of Daniel Pearl, the India bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal who was killed by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002.
She also did a diploma course in French.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_141...79,00080001.htm

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The Wall Street Journal and Sciences Po Journalism School Award the First Daniel Pearl Prize to Louis-Etienne Vigneault-Dubois
PARIS (June 14, 2005) — The first Daniel Pearl Prize, initiated by The Wall Street Journal in partnership with the Ecole de Journalisme de Sciences Po, was awarded to Louis-Etienne Vigneault-Dubois, at a ceremony held here on June 10, 2005. In attendance were Raju Narisetti, managing editor, The Wall Street Journal Europe; Richard Descoings, managing director, Sciences Po; Jean-Claude Lescure, director, Journalism School; and Bernard Volker, executive director, Journalism School.

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