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Shereen Bhan

Shweta Singh

Shereen Bhan, born on August 20, 1976, is a respected Indian journalist and news anchor. She currently holds the position of Managing Editor at CNBC-TV18, contributing significantly to the field of business journalism in India for over two decades. This article explores her early life, career journey, and the impact she has had on the media industry.

Early Life Story

Shereen Bhan, part of a Kashmiri Hindu family, received her education at Kendriya Vidyalaya in Kashmir and Air Force Bal Bharati School in New Delhi. She graduated from St. Stephen's College, Delhi, with a degree in Philosophy, and later pursued a master's in Communication Studies from the University of Pune, focusing on film and television.

Career Path

Beginning her journalism journey as a news researcher for Karan Thapar in Infotainment Television, Bhan later joined UTV's News and Current Affairs division. There, she produced notable shows like "We the People" for Star TV and "Line of Fire" for SAB TV. Joining CNBC-TV18 in December 2000 marked a pivotal moment in her career.

Over the years, Bhan has played a vital role in breaking news stories that have shaped India's economic landscape. Her expertise in tracking corporate and policy news has made her a respected figure in business journalism.

She is the Anchor and editor of "Young Turks," a long-running show focusing on entrepreneurs, and hosts "Overdrive," a show recognised with the 'Best Auto Show' award at the News Television Awards for three consecutive years.

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Beyond News Reporting

Shereen Bhan's influence extends beyond traditional news reporting. She heads CNBC-TV18's special feature programming, presenting groundbreaking shows such as "Ministers of Change" and "What Women Really Want."

Her commitment to quality journalism is reflected in the awards she has received, including the 'Best Business Talk Show' at the News Television Awards and the 'FICCI Woman of the Year' award in 2005.

Awards and Recognition Highlights

  • FICCI Woman of the Year (2005)

  • Featured among the 20 Beautiful Faces by Femina (2005)

  • Verve magazine cover feature (December 2008)

  • Among the 50 Most Beautiful Women in Vogue (October 2008)

  • Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum (2009)

  • Nominated for Best News Presenter or Anchor at the 26th Asian Television Awards (2021)

In Conclusion

Shereen Bhan's journey from a news researcher to the Managing Editor of CNBC-TV18 reflects her dedication, expertise, and significant contribution to Indian journalism.

Her impact in business reporting and special feature programming has earned her numerous accolades, making her a trailblazer and an inspiration for aspiring journalists in the country.

Shereen Bhan continues to shape the future of Indian media with her commitment to excellence and passion for delivering impactful news stories.

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