The World Woman Foundation has proudly welcomed Indian journalist Sonia Singh to its Advisory Council, recognizing her illustrious career in journalism and her dedication to addressing global contemporary issues.
Sonia Singh has been a prominent figure in journalism for more than three decades, notably hosting ‘The NDTV Dialogues,’ a program delving into critical national and international issues while exploring potential solutions. Her contributions were acknowledged with the Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism at this year’s Exchange for Media Awards, adding to her accolades, which include the title of Best Editor in Chief in 2015.
In addition to her journalism career, Singh is the author of ‘Defining India: Through Their Eyes,’ a book published by Penguin in 2019. This work features interviews with influential figures from various domains.
Sonia Singh’s involvement extends beyond her journalistic endeavors. She has actively participated in international forums, such as the World Assembly for Women in Japan and the World Woman Foundation’s event in Davos, Switzerland, where she shared her profound insights on ‘Media and Democracy.’
Academically, Singh holds a BA in English Honors from St. Stephen’s College and a Master’s in English from the same institution, focusing on India’s social, economic, and governance evolution.
Rupa Dash, CEO of the World Woman Foundation, emphasized the persistent challenges in achieving gender equality by 2030. She recognized the untapped potential of women and girls, who make up half of the world’s population. Despite this, gender inequality remains a barrier to social progress. With Sonia Singh’s guidance, the World Woman Foundation is determined to confront these challenges head-on.
