Well, I tried and tried looking for females at editorial positions in newspapers. This is another category which seems to be ruled by men. Obviously, exceptions are always there. Read on about below talented ladies:
Sonal Kalra
Born and brought up in Delhi, Sonal is currently the
national editor of National Editor -Entertainment and Lifestyle at Hindustan
Times and the head of HT City & HT Café. In total, she heads 24 editions of
HT City/Life across the nation.
Sonal seems to be a winner throughout her career. Below are some of her achievements:
- Gold medalist (1996) in PG in Mass Com, Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations from Indian Institute of Mass Communication.
- Best Content award for National Portal by Government of India 2005
- Manthan award for exemplary content practices 2007
- Ramnath Goenka award for Best Film Journalist (2009)
- Outstanding Contribution to Journalism Award (2009) from the International non-political body, World Punjabi Organisation
- Excellence in Journalism award (2010) by International think tank GPS
- Dr Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan Rashtriya Samman (2011) for contribution to media
- Young Achievers Award (2011) for excellence in media by the ‘Communications Academy Whistling Woods International’.
- Excellence in Journalism award (2012) by International think tank GPS
- Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Film Journalism (2012)
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Dina Vakil
Dina Vakil holds the record for being first female editor of
an English newspaper. A journalist since 1971, Dina headed The Times’ Mumbai
edition – one of the country’s largest – for more than a decade. Dina has also
been the editor of The Independent, Mumbai (Times newspaper), and the executive
editor of The Indian Post.
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