Anita Anand is known for her groundbreaking work in media and historical literature.

A respected figure in academic circles, Anita is a distinguished British journalist, author, broadcaster, and events moderator; she has also made significant contributions to British radio, having presented shows such as “Any Answers?” on BBC Radio 4 and “Double Take” on BBC Radio 5 Live.

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Anita Anand is also celebrated for her insightful writing, with articles featured in India Today, The Guardian, and The Asian Age. She has authored critically acclaimed books, including Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary (2015), and The Patient Assassin (2019), which examines the life of Indian revolutionary Udham Singh and the Amritsar massacre.​

Her career has been marked by her ability to tackle complex subjects, bringing history, politics, and cultural narratives to a wide audience. She has collaborated with historian William Dalrymple on the podcast Empire and the book Koh-i-Noor: The History of the World’s Most Infamous Diamond. Her work often reflects her deep engagement with colonial history and its lasting impact.​

In addition to her journalistic pursuits, Anita is a respected figure in academic and public circles. She has received numerous accolades for her writing and broadcasting, including the prestigious Hessell-Tiltman Prize for her book The Patient Assassin.

Based in the UK, Anita remains a leading voice on current affairs, history, and social issues, contributing to various platforms as a speaker, moderator and commentator.

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Anita Anand is an award-winning British journalist and author, known for her insightful work on history, culture, and social issues, with books like Sophia: Princess, Suffragette, Revolutionary and The Patient Assassin. She has contributed extensively to major media outlets and is celebrated for her ability to engage with complex topics such as colonial history and its modern impacts.