Movers and shakers of Hindi Media

Following is the list of editors who have moved from one organisation to other in past few months or have been transferred within organisation. Most of them belong to Hindustan and Amar Ujala.

Shashisekhar Group Editor, Amar Ujala-Editor-in-chief, Hindustan
Pratap Somvanshi Amar Ujala, Kanpur-Hindustan, Delhi
Ashok Pandey Amar Ujala, Lucknow-Hindustan, Kanpur
Sudhansu Srivastava Amar Ujala, Delhi-Hindustan, Delhi
Rajendra Tiwari Amar Ujala, Delhi-Hindustan, Ranchi
KK Upadhyaya Amar Ujala, Bareli-Hindustan, Bareli

Himanshu Ghildiyal Hindustan, Allahabad-Dainik Bhaskar, Bhopal
Dinesh Jual Hindustan, Dehradun-Amar Ujala, Kanpur
Hanumant Rao Hindustan, Kanpur-Dainik Bhaskar, Bhopal
Rajiv Mittal Hindustan, Kanpur-Hindustan-Lucknow (Transfer)
Anil Bhaskar Hindustan, Bareli-Hindustan, Allahabad

Abhijeet Mishra Dainik Bhaskar, Ludhiana-Amar Ujala, Lucknow
Prabhat Singh Dainik Bhaskar, Chandigarh-Amar Ujala, Bareli (As per sources)

Vinod Sheel Dainik Jagran, Lucknow-Dainik Jagran, Kanpur (Transfer)

Mukesh Singh i-next, Dehradun-Dainik Jagran, Aligarh
Shyam Saran i-next, Dehradun-i-next, Allahabad
Sumant Pandey i-next, Allahabad-Amar Ujala, Gorakhpur
Vijay Kr. Singh i-next, Agra-Dainik Bhaskar, Raipur
Ravi Prakash i-next, Ranchi-i-next, Agra


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