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COLOMBO (News 1st); News 1st, Sri Lanka’s Most Trusted News Brand was awarded the Best News Network at the Raigam Tele’s for 2020.News 1st also bagged many more awards at the colorful awards night held in Colombo on Saturday (26).News 1st’s Purawatha wins Best TV Documentary of the YearNews 1st’s Mawatha wins Best Television Discussion Program (Produced by Lahiru Madushanka)News 1st’s Jayamal Ratnayake wins Best English News Presenter for 2020News 1st’s Riyas Haris wins Best News Report Of The Year (2021)News 1st’s Randhika Sapuarachchi wins Best Sinhala Language News Presenter (2021)News 1st’s Tharusha Nadeera wins Best English News Presenter (2021)News 1st’s Sharlan Benedict wins Best Television Host for 2020News 1st’s NIDAHASA wins Best Discussion Program of the Year,2020. (Produced by Rasika Dharmaraja) .

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