Barkha Dutt quits NDTV to explore new opportunities

"Its been a super ride at NDTV but new beginning in 2017. I shall be moving on from NDTV to explore new opportunities & my own ventures!" the senior journalist tweeted

January 15, 2017 05:54 pm | Updated 07:18 pm IST - Chennai

Journalist Barkha Dutt. File photo

Journalist Barkha Dutt. File photo

Senior journalist Barkha Dutt on Sunday announced on Twitter that she is quitting NDTV to explore new opportunities and was likely to start her own venture.

Ms. Dutt, quitting as Consulting Editor of NDTV , in her series of tweets said that it had been a super ride at NDTV, but she hoped for a new beginning in 2017.

Ms. Dutt went on to add that she was “hugely excited to start New Year on a new slate, diversify my interests & build my own independent projects.”

 

 

 

 

NDTV , in their official statement , confirmed her resignation and wished her all the best for her future endeavors. “In 1995, Barkha Dutt joined NDTV straight out of college, and now, after 21 wonderful years together, Barkha has requested that she would like to explore some new opportunities, pursue other interests and work on her own ventures,” the statement said.

“In all her years with NDTV, she has been hugely productive and has grown with the organisation, becoming an acclaimed, award-winning journalist of repute across India and many parts of the world. We are certain that Barkha will go from strength to strength and NDTV wishes her all the very best,” the statement added.

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