Anita Anand is a Canadian journalist, author, and radio host who has made a significant impact in the world of media. Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Anand moved to England at a young age and attended the all-girls school, St Paul’s Girls’ School in London. She then went on to study history at King’s College London and completed her law degree at the University of Cambridge. After briefly practicing law, Anand found her true passion in the field of journalism.
Anand’s career as a journalist began at the BBC as a radio producer for the popular program “Wake up to Money”. She then went on to become a reporter for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Two’s Newsnight. In addition to her successful journalism career, Anand has also published two books, “Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary” and “The Patient Assassin: A True Tale of Massacre, Revenge, and the Raj”. Despite facing challenges and setbacks, Anita Anand has emerged as a resilient figure in the often cutthroat world of media. Through her dedication and passion, she has become a respected voice in the industry, with her fearless and thought-provoking reporting and writing capturing the attention of audiences worldwide.