Manoranjan Bharti
मनोरंजन भारती ने IIMC, यानी भारतीय जन संचार संस्थान से 1993-94 बैच में पत्रकारिता की पढ़ाई की. 1994-96 तक उन्होंने स्वर्गीय विनोद दुआ के पास दूरदर्शन पर प्रसारित होने वाले सप्ताहिक प्रोग्राम 'परख' में काम किया. वह 1996 में NDTV टीम में शामिल हुए और अभी NDTV इंडिया के मैनेजिंग एडिटर हैं. उन्होंने क़रीब तीन दशक तक राजनीतिक हलचल, और इस दौरान हुए लोकसभा और विधानसभा चुनावों को करीब से देखा और रिपोर्ट किया. उन्होंने '90 और 2000 के दशक के कश्मीर के हालात पर भी रिपोर्टिंग की है. संसद पर आतंकी हमले और मुंबई में 26/11 हमले की लाइव रिपोर्टिंग भी कर चुके हैं.
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NDTV Exclusive: On Bihar Murders, Top Cop Links Crime Rise To Season
A string of violent crimes, including the broad-daylight killing of a murder convict inside a Patna hospital, has once again brought the law and order situation in Bihar under scrutiny ahead of the Assembly elections scheduled this year.
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"They Don't Want Truth To Come Out": Journalist Arrested At Farmers' Stir
Journalist Mandeep Punia, who was arrested by the police from the farmers' protest on the outskirts of Delhi and released on bail Tuesday, has said he is undeterred by the brutal treatment in custody and will go back to report on "people persecuted by those in power".
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In Sena-NCP-Congress Talks, A Maharashtra Power-Share Blueprint
A 50:50 power sharing formula that ended the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance could form the blueprint for the fresh political alignment that's under discussion in Maharashtra. A day after President's Rule was declared in the state, sources told NDTV that the Shiv Sena, Congress and Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party have come to a basic agreement, in...
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As Rahul Gandhi Stays Firm On Quitting, Top Congress Meet Again: Sources
The Congress is planning to hold another meeting of its Working Committee this week to discuss possible candidates for the post of the party chief, sources told NDTV. Rahul Gandhi has categorically said he is not backing down on his decision to quit as the Congress president, made after the party's crushing defeat in the recently concluded Lok Sabh...
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Don't Exploit Private Talks: Manmohan Singh on Natwar Singh's Sonia "Expose"
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that "private conversations should not be misused for capital gains", his assessment of the political controversy that has placed his party president Sonia Gandhi against former Congress leader Natwar Singh.
