Nine-Year-Old Shreyovi Mehta's Wildlife Photo Honored at Prestigious Award

Shreyovi Mehta, a nine-year-old from Faridabad, won the runner-up prize in the '10 Years and Under' category at the 60th Wildlife Photographer of the Year award by the Natural History Museum. Her photo titled 'In the Spotlight' captured two peahens in Keoladev National Park. She looks forward to furthering her wildlife photography career.

Nine-year-old Shreyovi Mehta from Faridabad has been named the runner-up in the '10 Years and Under' category at the 60th Wildlife Photographer of the Year award, hosted by the Natural History Museum.

Mehta's captivating photo, 'In the Spotlight,' features two peahens silhouetted under the trees of Keoladev National Park. Her image was selected from nearly 60,000 submissions from 117 countries.

Expressing her joy, Mehta stated her future aspirations in wildlife photography, especially wanting to give recognition to India's national animal, the tiger. She will receive her award in a ceremony at the Natural History Museum in London on October 8.

(With inputs from agencies.)