#thetelegrapht2

The morning felt different.

Because somewhere in the city, people opened The Telegraph’s T2 Edition…and paused.

Not for a celebrity headline.

Not for a trending feature.

But because half the pages were filled with photographs - powerful frames, real moments, real stories—captured by the sharp eyes of Brainware University’s Media Science & Journalism students.

And just like that…

the newspaper didn’t just carry news.

It carried Brainware talent.

Suravi Halder

Adrija Dolui

Shruti Singh

Their lenses spoke louder than words.

Their photographs didn’t just decorate pages… they owned them.

Because here, we don’t just teach students how to hold a camera.

We teach them how to capture the world.

And today, the world saw it...in print.

This is what learning in action looks like!

Deep Ganguly makes his way into The Telegraph t2 with his photograph, marking a proud milestone for the Department of Media Science & Journalism.

And the celebration doubles as Ritu Payra’s work is also featured in the same edition.

Onward, upward, and always creating.