Nidhi Razdan is a prominent Indian news journalist and anchor who currently works with NDTV, a leading news and information source in India. She hosts popular shows like The Big Fight, Prime Time, Left, Right, and Centre, as well as various others.
Born in 1977 in Budgam, Jammu, and Kashmir, India, to Maharaj Krishan Razdan and Sarla Razdan, Nidhi's father was a former editor-in-chief of Press Trust India, a news agency. She belongs to the Kashmiri Pandit community and later moved to New Delhi with her family to pursue her higher studies.
Nidhi completed her early education at Apeejay School in Sheikh Sarai and then went on to attend Lady Shri Ram College for Women to pursue her graduation. After that, she earned a post-graduate diploma in Radio and TV journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication in Delhi. She had always aspired to work in the field of journalism and started her career at NDTV in 1999, where she worked for twenty years until 2020. Although she resigned for a brief period, she later revoked her resignation and rejoined NDTV.
Nidhi Razdan was previously married to writer and journalist Neelesh Misra, known for his show 'Yaadon Ka Idiot Box.' The couple tied the knot in 2005, but unfortunately separated after two years in 2007 due to undisclosed reasons.
Following her divorce, Nidhi Razdan was rumored to be in a romantic relationship with Omar Abdullah, a well-known politician and former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir. Despite being spotted together at several events, the couple never got married. Rumor has it that Omar was advised against marrying a Hindu girl by his party members.
Currently, Nidhi Razdan lives with her parents in New Delhi and is reportedly single. Information about her current romantic pursuits is not readily available.
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