Kamlesh Singh Receives Haldi Ghati Award for Teen Taal Podcast

Kamlesh Singh Receives Haldi Ghati Award for Teen Taal Podcast

Senior journalist and podcast host Kamlesh Singh has been awarded the prestigious Haldi Ghati Award 2026 for his outstanding contribution to Indian media and journalism.

The award ceremony was organised by the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation in Udaipur on March 15, where Singh was recognised for his impactful work, including the popular Teen Taal podcast.


Recognition for Three Decades of Journalism

The Haldi Ghati Award is a nationally respected honour that celebrates work which creates lasting social impact through journalism.

Kamlesh Singh was honoured for:

  • Over 30 years of contribution to Indian media

  • His engaging and insightful storytelling style

  • Popularising news discussions through digital formats like podcasts

His work has consistently connected with audiences across generations, blending serious journalism with relatable conversations.


Presented by Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar

The award was presented by Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Managing Trustee of the foundation.

During the ceremony, Singh’s work was praised for:

  • Encouraging thoughtful public discourse

  • Making journalism more accessible and engaging

  • Creating content that resonates with modern audiences


About the Haldi Ghati Award

  • Instituted in 1981–82

  • Recognises journalism that brings social awareness and change

  • Honours individuals whose work has long-term value to society

Over the years, it has become one of the most respected recognitions in Indian media.


Teen Taal Podcast’s Impact

The Teen Taal podcast, hosted by Kamlesh Singh, has gained popularity for its:

  • Unique blend of news, culture, and humour

  • Deep yet simple discussions on current affairs

  • Strong connection with younger audiences

It reflects the changing face of journalism, where digital platforms are shaping public opinion.


A Milestone in Indian Media

This recognition highlights the evolving nature of journalism in India, where traditional reporting meets modern storytelling formats like podcasts.

Kamlesh Singh’s journey shows how consistency, credibility, and adaptability can help media professionals stay relevant in a rapidly changing landscape.

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