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Rohit Sardana

Indian journalist and media personality (–)

Rohit Sardana (22 September – 30 April ) was an Indian anchor, journalist, and editor. He had hosted Taal Thok Ke, a debate programme of Zee News before leaving for Aaj Tak in , where he anchored the prime time show Dangal.[1]

Early life and education

Sardana had a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology.

From to , Sardana completed his academic work to earn a post-graduate degree in mass communication from Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology.[2]

Career

From March to July , Sardana worked as a copy-editor. As a trainee copy-editor, Sardana was exposed to the technicalities of anchoring, copywriting, editing, production, and post-production work.

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Along with learning these skills, Sardana studied the functioning of a hour news channel. Sardana worked as an assistant producer at Sahara Samay from to [3]

Since , Sardana worked at Zee News in the capacity of an executive editor, anchor, news presenter and host for the network's Hindi language programmes. He was a senior anchor at Aaj Tak.

Sardana formerly worked with the ETV Network and Akashvani.[4] Sardana also produced Karmakshetra, where MPs were assessed and "report card" was created by Sardana on the work of the MPs for their respective constituency in advance of the Indian general elections.[3]

He hosted a show called Dangal (translation: Arena) on Aaj Tak which featured debate panels.[5] The show has been compared to Radio Rwanda and he was criticised for demonising Muslims, encouraging jingoism and strengthening the Hindu-Muslim dichotomy through his show.[6][7][8][9][10] Sardana was considered to be a part of the pro-government media establishment in India and has also been criticised for subservience towards Narendra Modi and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.[11][12][13][14]

In , he was awarded the Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Puraskar award by the Government of India.[15]

Death

Sardana died of a heart attack after testing positive for COVID at a private hospital in New Delhi.[16] President Ram Nath Kovind, PM Narendra Modi,[17]Delhi's Deputy Chief MinisterManish Sisodia,[18]Rajasthan's Chief MinisterAshok Gehlot,[19]Ministry of Youth Affairs and SportsKiren Rijiju, Union Home MinisterAmit Shah, Defence MinisterRajnath Singh among many expressed their condolences on his death.[20]

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    Biography of john f. kennedy: On August 16, , Lincoln wrote Mary a letter from Springfield suggesting an end to the relationship. See also [ edit ]. In November , Lincoln married Mary Todd ; the couple had four sons. In Lincoln's decision to run for the state legislature for a second time was strongly influenced by his need to satisfy his debts, what he jokingly referred to as his "national debt", and the additional income that would come from a legislative salary.

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    Biography of abraham lincoln books In the spring, as the Lincoln family prepared to move to a homestead in Coles County, Illinois , Lincoln was ready to strike out on his own. Whitlock, Richard G. They have two young daughters. However, in May , with the assistance of friends interested in keeping him in New Salem, Lincoln secured an appointment from President Andrew Jackson as the postmaster of New Salem, a position he kept for three years.

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    Rohit sardana biography of abraham lincoln author In turn, Speed urged Lincoln to do the same. On January 1, , he issued the Emancipation Proclamation that declared forever free those slaves within the Confederacy. Lincoln emphasized that Hardin should be bound by the understanding reached at Pekin in On July 31 he published a handbill that admitted he was not a member of a specific Christian church, but denied that he was an "open scoffer at Christianity" or had ever "denied the truth of the Scriptures.

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