Anita Anand is a journalist, broadcaster, and author. Born in London, she comes from a family of strong Indian roots. Her parents migrated to the UK from New Delhi in the 1960s, and they instilled in her the value of hard work and determination. Anita’s parents encouraged her to pursue education and she went on to study law at the University of Cambridge. However, her passion for writing and journalism led her to make a career switch after graduating.

Anita’s career as a journalist began at the BBC, where she worked on various current affairs programs. Her talent and hard work earned her accolades, and she became the first woman of Indian descent to host the BBC Radio 4’s flagship program, “Any Questions?”. Anita’s career continued to thrive as she made the move to television, becoming a presenter on the BBC’s political program, “The Daily Politics”. She also wrote for prestigious publications such as The Guardian and The Sunday Times and contributed to various radio and television shows.

Despite facing discrimination and barriers as a woman of color in the media industry, Anita’s determination and drive have allowed her to break through and pave the way for future generations. In addition to her successful career, Anita is also a published author, with her book “Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary” receiving critical acclaim. Anita’s life journey is a