Which famous Indian origin journalist attended the King’s College?

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    Anita Anand, born to Punjabi parents in London (1972) is a notable alumni of The King's College London alumni network.

    Anita trained as a journalist at King's before going to make a name for herself in India & the UK, working for some prominent news outlets, including: Zee TV & the BBC.

    She also worked as a columnist for the UK based newspaper: The Guardian.

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