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G. N. Ratanpuri
Ghulam Nabi Ratanpuri is a politician in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, India.
==Birth and Entry in Government Service==
Born on 05-04-1954 in village Ratnipora of Pulwama District, J&K to an affluent trader of the area, Ratanpuri belongs to the WANI caste of the Village and his great Grandfather is said to have migrated to this village from Old Srinagar's ZAINADAR MOHALLA. Ratanpuri had his early schooling from a local school in the Village itself and thereafter graduated from the University of Kashmir in the year 1976. Soon after, Ratanpuri joined a leading Urdu Newspaper "AFTAAB" as its Assistant Editor and continued to work with the paper till 1979. In the year 1979 Ratanpuri was appointed as the editor of the paper "NAWA-E-SUBH" published by the ruling party (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference) in the state of J&K. In a short span of time and at a young age, Ratanpuri was able to create a place for himself in the organisation, and thus came very close to the then Chief Minister Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah also called the lion of Kashmir. He joined All India Radio at Srinagar in the year 1981 after being selected by the Union Public Service Commission as a Programme Officer, but continued to work for "NAWA-E-SUBH" till the death of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah. By the year 2000 he had become the most celebrated interviewer in the State of J&K.
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