CHITRA TRIPTHI SALARY | Salary of Aaj Tak News Anchor Chitra Tripathi | चित्रा त्रिपाठी की सैलरी?

Chitra Tripathi is a well-known name in the media industry, and I'm sharing how much (approximately) she earns in this video. Facebook:   / spdpranesh   Twitter:   / spdpranesh10   Instagram:   / spdpranesh   Post by Vikas Mishra - I joined News 24 on September 18, 2007. Many people had joined before me. Some were old colleagues, and I met some new colleagues. In the newsroom, I saw a beautiful girl reading something with her head bowed. When I came to the office the next day, she was again seen reading something. She got up from her seat, greeted me, and said, "Sir, I'm Chitra Tripathi. I'm also from Gorakhpur. Vimalesh Shukla told me you were coming here. This is where the introduction began." The channel's work began. Anchoring rehearsals also began. I didn't see Chitra talking much to anyone. She was always reading something or practicing anchoring. She didn't gossip. A typical Purvanchal girl. She knew how to read, write, and understand English well, but she hadn't quite mastered it. She had a passion for learning and speaking English, so she focused primarily on it. As time passed, we became intimately related. After a few years, Chitra became a part of our family. Chitra is a product of Gorakhpur University. She holds a C certificate in the NCC. She was a gold medalist in her MA. There was no history of girls achieving success in the family. There was no close connection to affluence. While pursuing her studies, she got a chance to work at a cable channel in Gorakhpur, "Satya." She earned perhaps 300 rupees for a day's anchoring. Then, she was selected for ETV UP-Uttarakhand at a salary of 5,000 rupees. After working there, she joined News-24 at a salary of 16,000 rupees. Today, Chitra is perhaps the highest-paid female anchor in the country. According to rumors, ABP News hired her on an annual package of approximately ₹1.2 crore (₹12 million). However, I have not confirmed this information with Chitra. Those who see Chitra's salary and her position likely haven't witnessed her struggle. To reach this point, she has suffered countless blisters on her feet. She has endured pain and humiliation. Her career has faced many ups and downs. Any other woman would have been devastated, but this young woman, tempered in the fire of struggle, never gave up. After leaving Sahara Samay, Chitra struggled mightily. She tried at several channels, but couldn't find a job. Even those who claimed good connections turned her away. I even referred her to a friend at one channel. Perhaps Chitra could have joined there at a salary of ₹50,000, but her rivals prevented her from being selected. When she began writing her success story at India News, she received a salary offer of one lakh rupees from the same channel. Listen to the funny story. Just about a year ago, I received a call from that same friend, who had then become the head of that channel. He told me to talk to Chitra. If she came, the channel offered her 10 lakh rupees a month; if she asked for more, the channel wouldn't back down. That means, where she hadn't gotten a job for 50,000 rupees, she had received an offer of 10 lakh rupees a month. If she had wanted, she could have even accepted a package of 1.5 crore rupees, but she politely declined. After a long struggle, Chitra landed a job at India News, where her show, "Betiyan," began. Chitra's show gained more recognition than the channel itself. She even received the Ramnath Goenka Award, the most prestigious award in journalism. After that, Chitra established herself at ABP News, both in studio anchoring and reporting outside the newsroom. When she got a chance at Aaj Tak, she reached the pinnacle of fame. Thanks to her hard work and dedication, she even received Aaj Tak's prestigious Chairman's Award. When Aaj Tak's channel head, Supriya Prasad, launched the "Bullet Reporter" show, he gave Chitra this opportunity. Chitra's Bullet became a brand ambassador for girls. Girls became passionate about riding Bullets. Following suit, other channels began featuring girls on bikes and scooters for election coverage. Chitra is currently among the top three second-generation anchors. Her rapid ascent to success has often earned her the envy of her peers. Many anchors were reluctant to anchor alongside her, but everyone was impressed by her hard work and dedication. Just a few days ago, I was talking to a female anchor. I know she didn't like Chitra very much, but she said, "Sir, Chitra is very hardworking. She's very serious about her career." She is always ready to take on any challenge, and in such a situation, she is bound to reach great heights. I stay away from casteism, regionalism, and communalism, but today I want to say something regional. The position Chitra has reached today is a matter of pride for Gorakhpur and Purvanchal. Girls from Purvanchal, after passing the 12th standard, are prepared for marriage and the hustle and bustle of the ...