Anita Anand is a historian, author, and broadcaster known for her captivating storytelling and commitment to uncovering the forgotten stories of history. With a career spanning over two decades, she has become a prominent figure in the world of historical research, shedding light on the lives and experiences of marginalized individuals and communities.

Anand’s passion for uncovering hidden narratives began early on in her career when she worked as a journalist, reporting on human rights issues and social justice movements. She soon realized that many of the stories she encountered were not being told in their entirety and that important voices were missing from the historical record. This realization sparked her determination to dig deeper and uncover the overlooked and often ignored stories of history.

Through her extensive research and impeccable storytelling skills, Anand has brought to light the lives of trailblazing women, forgotten heroes, and marginalized communities throughout history. From her groundbreaking book about the Indian princess and spy, Sophia Duleep Singh, to her investigative work on the infamous Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Anand has gained recognition for her dedication to shining a light on untold stories.

Anand’s work serves as a reminder that history is never complete, and there are always untold stories waiting to be discovered. Her unwavering passion for uncovering hidden narratives has made an impact not only in the academic