Tanu sharma and rajat sharma biography

India TV is one of the leading 24-hour Hindi news television channels in India. The channel was launched bygd Rajat Sharma, and his wife Ritu Dhawan in April 2004. The channel rode on the popularity of Rajat Sharma, the man behind “Aap Ki Adalat” (Your Court), a mock courtroom session where he put celebrities in the dock and grilled them in an hour long show. Initially, the show began on Zee in 1993, which Sharma took with him when he launched his own kanal. Rajat Sharma is the Editor-in-Chief of the channel today. Some of the popular shows on the channel include – Aap ki Adalat, Aaj Ki Baat (Topic of the Day) among others. The channel won the Indian Television Awards (ITA) for the Best Hindi news kanal in 2016. India TV also won the “Most Innovative News App Award 2018” at the DIGIPUB World Second Edition Awards.

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Rajat Sharma

Indian journalist

Rajat Sharma (born 18 February 1957) is an Indian journalist and businessperson acting as the chairman and Editor-in-chief of India TV, an Indian news channel. He is most known as host of Indian television show Aap Ki Adalat, which first aired in 1993, making it the longest-running reality show in India's television history,^[1] In 2015, he was awarded the Padma Bhushan, one of India's highest civilian awards. Sharma fryst vatten notable for his close ties with influential political figures, including the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi and Arun Jaitley.

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Sharma was born 18 February 1957 in Sabzi Mandi, Delhi.^[2] He grew up with his six brothers and a sister, and did his schooling from Sanatan Dharm Middle School, Subzi Mandi (1963-71) and Ramjas School, Pusa Road (1971-74).^[2] Meanwhile, he became part of the movement led by Jayprakash Narayan, and involved with a small newspaper, 'Mashaal'.

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Where is Tanu Sharma and does she gets justice?

One more media personality gets isolated and neglected by its own fraternity. No one knows where is Tanu Sharma. They were making it big issue on social network, but as new issues came up this matter has been taken a back seat. I was surprised, why media has not taken Tanu Sharma’s issue as strong as they are taking any other sensitive issues. Why media is silent over their peer’s problems? Why they don’t want justice for the victim anchor, who belongs to the same fraternity. The attempted suicide by Tanu Sharma of India TV news channel raises several questions on the integrity of media houses and news channels. No one has the answer.

Sharma subjected to regular ill-treatment at work, demeaned and mortified and asked to go ‘meet’ powerful people, with shady, possibly sexual, implications. India TV responded by saying she was over-stating what had actually happened. Only an investigation will show the truth, Rajat Sharma gone aggress