Vaidehi Taman

Vaidehi Taman is an Indian journalist, author and philanthropist. She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Afternoon Voice and The Democracy.
Taman receiving multiple awards for her excellence including the 7th Kalam Ke Sipahi.
Early life and career
Vaidehi Taman was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Nagpur University. In 2021, Taman received a degree in International Law from International Business Management Institute, Berlin.
Vaidehi Taman started her career as a journalist in 2006 from Times of India (west side plus). In 2007 she worked with Free Press Journal as a Court correspondent and later joined The Afternoon Despatch & Courier as City Editor.
In 2009, Taman launched the Afternoon Voice, an English-language daily newspaper and digital news media house based in Mumbai.
In 2021 Taman became the Maharashtra State President of the Newspapers Association of India. In the same year, she also ventured into a Video news portal, The Democracy which was launched by the Governor of Maharashtra Bhagat Singh Koshyari.
Taman has also published the books - The Abused, Sheriff of Mumbai, Mujhe Mera Kaam Karne Do, and Sikhism vs Sickism.
Awards and honors
*2022 Baden-Powell National Award
*2013 iCONGO Karmaveer Chakra Award

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