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When Indiaâ€™s lockdown was first announced in March 2020, acclaimed journalist Barkha Dutt started an extraordinary series of road trips, recording the human story of the pandemic, one which she continues even today as we wrestle with the virusâ€™s latest avatar. And in 2022, Omicron has trigged a new challenge. The lockdown of the first wave, the world's largest, caused unprecedented devastation, arguably even more than the virus. In dealing with the pandemic, India has seen its own challenges and its special tragedies. Overview: Since 2020, our world has battled a single enemy â€“ the coronavirus. In the book, she mentioned the war locations and the people living around these areas.To Hell and Back: Humans of COVID by Barkha Dutt

In December 2015, she launched her book, “This Unquiet Land: Stories from India’s Fault Lines”.

Barkha Dutt received criticism for her tweet as Arnab did not mention her name and neither did he allow anyone else on his show to mention anyone’s name. She tweeted this in response to Arnab’s statement in his show, Newshour, that there should be strict action against the “pseudo-secular and pro-Pakistan” journalists.

On 27 July 2016, she tweeted about Arnab Goswami, that she was ashamed that he was in the same field as her.

She later apologised for the whole issue. It caused her to be in the middle of the Radia Tapes Controversy. Barkha Dutt’s conversations with Niira Radia were also revealed.

In November 2010, during the 2G Scandal, the Radia Tapes controversy emerged.

During the 2008 Mumbai Terror Attacks, Barkha Dutt and many other journalists were accused of reporting live and revealing the positions and hideouts of the armed forces.

In 2002, she was accused by the Press Trust of India of violating its guidelines and stating that the victims of the Gujarat Riots were Hindus and Muslims.

The Personality of the Year Award by The Association for International Broadcasting in 2012.

Mohammed Koya National Journalism Award in 2009

Honoured with the Padma Shri in 2008 by the Manmohan Singh Government in 2008.

Most Intelligent News Show Host Award by Indian News Broadcasting in 2008.Journalist of the Year Award by the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association.Chameli Devi Award for the Outstanding Women Media Person of 2008.

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Best TV News Anchor (English) at Indian News Television Awards, 2007.

Journalist of the Year Award at The Ramnath Goenka Awards in 2005.

She now hosts a primetime show “Democracy Live”. In January 2019, Harvest TV, which is backed by Kapil Sibal, announced that it has roped in Karan Thapar and Barkha Dutt for its upcoming news channel Tiranga TV.

Shekhar and I are thrilled to roll out the first small steps in the launch of ThePrint which we are co-founding Although Shekhar Gupta started “The Print”, Barkha was not seen in the working of The Print, her name was not on the company records as the Director, and after 6 months, her name was even dropped as a co-founder from the company’s official website.

In 2017, Barkha Dutt, along with renowned journalist Shekhar Gupta, announced that they’ll be starting their own digital media company. I shall be moving on from NDTV to explore new opportunities & my own ventures! 2/4 Its been a super ride at NDTV but new beginning in 2017. On 15 January 2015, she announced that she was leaving NDTV, after 21 years to explore new opportunities. The show was a success, and it aired for 16 years. She thought of the idea and execution independently, and on 4 February 2001, the first episode of “We The People” was aired.

In 2001, she was given the opportunity to host her talk show.