Ritu Bhagat
- English language professional for the last 20 years
- Founder of Ritu Bhagat’s English Academy conducting English workshops and academic classes for students
- Compared for television radio programs and Worked as a copy writer in a reputed Delhi-based advertising agency.
- Brand ambassador for former news reader Salma Sultan’s label ‘Saree Sanskriti’.
- Was Jury member at the Ms Shimla contest, inter college debate competition at Lady Irwin College, and a diction partner for International School of Etiquettes.
- Influences the PR segment of Womennovator
- Awarded the Sarojini Naidu Award by the Asian Academy of Film and Television
- Participant of the mentor development programme, a training and certification programme by Virginia Tech
- Education
MA English, B.Ed, PG Diploma in Broadcasting Arts from YWCA
- Areas of Specialisation
Education On Media
How It Works
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