Richa Anirudh

Richa Anirudh is an Indian journalist, TV Anchor, RJ, and talk show host. She is one of the best-known faces in Indian television and hosts the popular YouTube channel Zindagi with Richa. On Saturday, May 31, 1975, Richa Anirudh was born in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh. Richa began her career as a freelance anchor in 1996 with DD-National, hosting her debut program, " Ankur Ankur is a romantic drama of ZEE Marathi. This sto >> Read More... ."

After her marriage, she moved to Ajmer in 1998 and started working as a trainee journalist for the Hindu newspaper "Dainik Navjyoti" in Rajasthan. She moved back to Delhi in 2001 and started working as an office administrator for Pt. Ravi Shankar Ravi Shankar is a music director cum programmer in >> Read More... . After that, she began hosting for DD Sports and ETV Urdu. In the same year, she was selected at AIR FM as an RJ.

In 2002, she joined Zee News's staff as a reporter, marking the beginning of her career as a news journalist and anchor. She worked there for three years before joining Channel7 (now known as IBN7) in 2005 as a correspondent and news anchor. She launched the chat show "Zindagi Live Returns" in 2007. Later, she presented the program as "Zindagi with Richa" on YouTube. Richa has experience as a 92.7 BIG FM RJ. She hosted the "Dilli Meri Jaan" breakfast program, which focused on problems faced by Delhi residents every day. She also hosted a popular program called "Big Heroes" that honored the spirit of the unsung heroes.

Richa is also an Editor-in-chief of a school magazine titled "School Live." The magazine acts as a platform for students from various institutions to read, write, and share their views with others. She is one of the most well-known names in television journalism and an inspiration to many young people. Her hard work and immense dedication made her stand out of the box. She was selected among the 12 best anchors of Indian news channels by Pitch Magazine (2004).

Then Zindagi Live got the Best Talk Show award by Indiantelevision.com, the Best Anchor award by Ekta Mission (2005), the Amity Media Excellence Award (2010), and the Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Award (2020). She is the book's editor. It is titled "The Indian Women." She established two non-profit organizations to support the elevation of children: the Meri Laadli Foundation and the Ayona Digital Communication Development Foundation.