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Breaking barriers: Indian female photojournalist on covering the FIFA World Cup
Culture & SocietySBS Australia27 May, 07:38 amAtlasHour
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Breaking barriers: Indian female photojournalist on covering the FIFA World Cup

India’s Gitika Talukdar has earned accreditation as one of the photojournalists for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This will be her third time covering football’s biggest global tournament. She says she is excited about the experience, which offers exclusive access to matches, training grounds, and press conferences. According to her, covering FIFA is particularly exciting because football has a massive global fan base. She feels the atmosphere is unmatched, with a unique energy that sets it apart from any other sporting event.

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India’s Gitika Talukdar has earned accreditation as one of the photojournalists for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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