| 1. Sagarika Ghose is an eminent Indian journalist, columnist, and author. |
| 2. She served as a prime time anchor at BBC World on Question Time India. |
| 3. Her work experience includes positions at The Times Of India, Outlook magazine, and The Indian Express. |
| 4. She joined CNN-IBN as a deputy editor and prime time anchor. |
| 5. Her father is Bhaskar Ghose, a retired Indian Administrative Service officer and former Director-General of Doordarshan. |
| 6. She authored the novels 'The Gin Drinkers' (1998) and 'Blind Faith' (2004). |
| 7. She has won numerous journalism awards, such as the Aparajita Award and the Gr8-ITA Award for Excellence in Journalism. |
| 8. She was recognized as one of the 13 famous women Rhodes Scholars by the Rhodes Project. |
| 9. In 2017, she released the biography 'Indira: India's Most Powerful Prime Minister'. |
| 10. She was honored with the C.H. Mohammed Koya National Award for journalism in 2017. |
| 11. She wrote the book 'Why I Am A Liberal: A Manifesto For Indians Who Believe in Individual Freedom'. |
| 12. She has met Barack Obama and posted a picture with him on Twitter. |
| 13. She is a public speaker who participates in various Indian literature festival events. |
| 14. Sagarika Ghose has a passion for animals. |
| 15. Despite encountering threats and hate, she upholds press freedom. |
| 16. Her career took a significant turn with the rise of the Modi government, leading to her nomination by the AITC party for Rajya Sabha elections. |
| 17. She authored the novels 'The Gin Drinkers' (1999) and 'Blind Faith' (2005). |
| 18. She has won numerous journalism awards, including the C.H. Mohammed Koya National Award and the ITA Award for Excellence in Journalism. |
| 19. Her career took a significant turn with her nomination by the AITC party for Rajya Sabha elections in 2024. |
