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Anita Anand is a prominent British journalist and author known for breaking barriers and paving her own path in the media industry. Born in London, England in 1972, Anand grew up with a passion for storytelling and a strong belief in the power of journalism to bring about social change. She began her career as a reporter for BBC Radio, covering major news events such as the Kosovo War and the September 11th attacks. However, it was her move to television journalism that truly solidified her place as a trailblazer.

Anand became the first woman of Indian descent to anchor a major news program in the UK when she joined the BBC’s flagship evening news show, “Newsnight,” in 2007. Her dynamic and confident on-air presence quickly made her a household name and role model for aspiring journalists. In 2013, she left the BBC to become the presenter of the award-winning political debate show “Daily Politics” on the UK’s Channel 4. Alongside her successful journalism career, Anand is also a published author, with a focus on untold stories from Indian history. Her book “Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary” tells the fascinating story of a forgotten Indian princess who became a leading figure in the suffragette movement. Anita Anand’s achievements and contributions to the world of media and literature continue to inspire