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ProfessionJournalist
NationalityIndian
BirthplaceKanpur, India

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Full NameSonal Mehrotra Kapoor

Physical Stats & More

Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Personal Life

ReligionHinduism
HobbiesWatching movies, Listening Songs

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
Affairs/BoyfriendsNot Known
Husband/SpouseAnkit Kapoor (Works at Nestle)
Marriage Date2016

Career

Senior Editor and Anchor of Health and Wellness at the India Today Group, leading the launch of a first-of-its-kind platform anchored in trust and the principle 'to inform, not influence.'[2]
Over 17 years of experience as a journalist, focusing on putting people at the heart of storytelling, blending editorial expertise, digital innovation, and science-backed conversations to simplify health and wellness.[2]
Previously hosted for NDTV, a renowned Hindi news channel in India, where her rapid rise to fame began.[1]
Received accolades for exclusive reporting on the JNU incident despite facing challenges.
In 2016, awarded the Dr Q H Khan Excellence Award by senior journalist Saba Naqvi.
In 2017, selected as one of the ten women to receive the Dr Kalam Award at a Jamia Nagar event.
Previously worked as Associate Editor and Principal Anchor at NDTV, where she started in 2010.
Chief Correspondent and Anchor at NDTV.
Top Nominee for the Asian Television Awards in Singapore for rigorous coverage of the Nirbhaya case.
Awarded NT Young Journalist of the Year award.
Awarded ENBA Young Journalist of the Year award in 2020.
Served as moderator at FICCI Global Young Leaders Summit in 2020 on the topic 'Youth: The Changing Face of Politics'.
Harvard-certified nutritionist.

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Sonal married Ankit Kapoor, employed at Nestle, in 2016.
2. She resides in New Delhi with her husband.
3. Her rapid rise to fame began when she started hosting for NDTV, a renowned Hindi news channel in India.
4. Sonal received accolades for her exclusive reporting on the JNU incident despite facing challenges.
5. In 2016, she was awarded the Dr Q H Khan Excellence Award by senior journalist Saba Naqvi.
6. She was selected as one of the ten women to receive the Dr Kalam Award at a Jamia Nagar event in 2017.
7. Sonal is passionate about movies and enjoys listening to music.
8. Her rapid rise to fame began when she started hosting for NDTV in 2010, a renowned Hindi news channel in India.
9. She was widely praised for her trailblazing reporting on several issues in the country.
10. She has provided extensive coverage of the global pandemic, vaccines, coronavirus and its variants on NDTV FYI.
11. Joined NDTV as a News Correspondent in August 2011.
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