Manogya Loiwal

Manogya Loiwal
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Born
🏳️ Nationality	Indian
🏫 Education	Seth Anand Ram Jaipuria School Dr. Virendra Swaroop Public School Goenka College
💼 Occupation	Senior Multimedia Journalist
📆 Years active	2007–present
🏢 Organization	ABP News
🏅 Awards	Ramnath Goenka, Bharat Nirman
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Manogya Loiwal is a Senior Multimedia Journalist from India. She has dedicated her life to journalism with prime focus on the Eastern and North–Eastern regions of the country. With two decades plus years of experience under her belt she is an expert on the dynamics and the long standing politico – socio and economics. She has a deep insight into the law and order and unrest and the rebels in the region.

She has reported extensively from East & North-East India and also from the Indian Union Territory -- Andaman and Nicobar Islands on subjects ranging from politics to economy, education to human rights and civic issues to health. I also report on issues related to the international border. Manogya was the first journalist to have travelled nearest to Doklam.

She is currently employed with ABP News. She covered the ground reports during the Covid19 pandemic included reporting the devastation caused by Cyclone Amphan during the crisis in the region. She has reported extensively in Bengal Assembly Elections and hosts the Prime-time Show ‘Kaun Banega Mukhyamantri’ on ABP News. She also reported in the General Elections (Lok Sabha) 2019 and survived being roughed up by goons of political parties.

Early Life and Education

Manogya Loiwal hails from Kanpur. She did her primary schooling from Seth Anand Ram Jaipuria School in Kanpur and Higher Secondary from Dr. Virendra Swaroop Public School in 1999. After that, she went to Calcutta University to pursue a Bachelors of Commerce from one of the best colleges of commerce in Kolkata, Goenka College of Commerce and Business Administration.

Career

Loiwal worked with Dainik Jagran, Kolkata, and was the Secretariat Correspondent of West Bengal. She entered television journalism in 2005 as Chief of Bureau in IBN 7. She was the Principal Correspondent in News X in 2007 and covered the biggest Maoist operation – Lalgarh Operation -- in the red corridor. She also reported on the historic Singur anti-land acquisition movement that led to the shifting out of the Tata Nano car project from West Bengal to Gujarat. In 2008, she received the annual award for Best Reporter of the Year.

She quit News X in November 2009 and joined Aaj Tak. She was a part of India Today Group for eleven years as an Editor and Bureau Chief of the Eastern and North-Eastern India desk along with Bangladesh for India Today Television and Aaj Tak. She is presently Anchor and Editor in ABP News.

Notable Works of Journalism

From Interviewing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Bollywood Superstar Amitabh Bachchan, from Home Minister Amit Shah to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the list is just getting longer. Her ground reports during the Covid19 pandemic included reporting the devastation caused by Cyclone Amphan during the crisis in the region. She has recently reported extensively in the General Elections (Lok Sabha) and survived being roughed up by goons of political parties. From reporting from the eye of the Storm to the epicenter of Earthquakes, from mid-waist flood water to landfall of cyclones Singur to Nandigram or even farthest village-like Chaglagham on Sino-India Border in Arunachal Pradesh. She is the first journalist in the world to have traveled nearest to Doklam, that too alone.

Doklam was the bone of contention between India and China for almost three months. Her notable stories include the reportage and documentation of abuses, arsons, rapes, and human rights violations at Rohingya villages in Bangladesh and Myanmar. Her stories on conversions happening in one of the world's biggest ongoing crises were picked up by most regional, vernacular, and national media groups both in India and Bangladesh.

Speaker at Various Organizations

In 2020, Loiwal was a Speaker at the prestigious Apeejay Literary Festival. In July 2019 she was a speaker at TEDx Talks at the Heritage School in Kolkata. In April 2018, Manogya was one of the eight people selected from South Asia to be a part of the International Visitor Leadership Programme conducted by the Department of State of Government of the United States of America. The subject was Building Regional Resilience to Environmental Challenges.

Awards

• Recipient of Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism 2016, one of the most prestigious awards for Indian Journalists

• Recognition by the Marwari Yuva Manch for her valuable presence and outstanding work in the field of media in 2017

• Chairman's Award for Team Excellence 2016 for my contribution to the India Today Group

• Recipient of Naari Shakti Samman award by West Bengal Provincial Marwari Federation in 2016, conferred by Honorable Governor of West Bengal Keshari Nath Tripathi

• Awarded by Vrihattar Kolkata Pradeshik Maheshwari Mahila Sangathan in 2016

• IN 2015, ENBA recognized her for coverage of the Nepal earthquake in 2015.

• Bharat Nirman Award in 2014 for exemplary contribution to the field of journalism

External links

• Interview: Narendra Modi about issues in West Bengal
• Exclusive interview with Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his visit to West Bengal in 2020, ahead of 2021 Assembly
• Manogya Loiwal's official Twitter page
• Collected Articles at Aaj Tak
• Lovlina Borgohain के Semifinal मुकाबले से पहले पिता ने कही बड़ी बात | Exclusive Interview

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