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Om Thanvi

Om Thanvi Phalodi, Distt. Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India is a writer and editor.
Om Thanvi grew-up in Bikaner and took his post graduation degree in Business Administration from Rajasthan University . He joined mainstream Hindi journalism in 1980 in Jaipur. Currently he is the editor of ''Jansatta'', a newspaper of Indian Express Group published from Delhi.
He had been Secretary General of Editors Guild of India for two terms as well as Vice President of the South Asia Free Media Association (SAFMA). He was member of the National Integration Council, headed by Prime Minister of India and was on the Advisory Council of the India International Center (IIC), New Delhi.
Before joining ''Jansatta'' in Delhi, he had worked in Chandigarh for ten years (1989–1999) as its resident editor. These were the years when Punjab was in the grip of terrorism and all the institutions of democracy, including the press, were under severe attack. Jansatta remained the only major paper that did not succumb to the "Code of Conduct" imposed by the terrorists on press.
Prior to joining ''Jansatta'', Om Thanvi had edited ''Itwari Patrika'' (1980–1987), a Hindi literary and cultural weekly and had also worked as editor-in-charge of ''Rajasthan Patrika'' in Bikaner (1987–1989), the widely read daily of Rajasthan.
He writes travelogues and critical essays. His book ''Muanjodaro'', a travelogue tracing remains of the Indus Valley Civilization, was widely acclaimed in the literary circles.
On birth centenary of S.H. Vatsyayan Ajneya he edited a two-volume anthology of memoirs "Apne Apne Agyey' consisting 100 contributions of writers from Hindi and other languages.
Om Thanvi is frequently invited by Indian TV channels such as Aaj Tak , ABP News, as a political commentator for his views and comments on Indian politics. Mr Thanvi has been writing a column for ''Jansatta'' entitled "Anantar" over the last many years which has a committed readership.
==Honours and Awards==
Om Thanvi is a recipient of many awards. He was awarded with Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Puraskar for Journalism by the President of India. Other awards include Shamsher Samman for Prose, Haldi Ghati Award for journalism and SAARC Literary Award. Recently he was also awarded 'Bihari Samman' given by K K Birla Foundation for his book Muanjodaro 〔 http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/bihari-puraskar-for-writer-journalist-om-thanvi-115041300645_1.html 〕

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