Anusha Siddiqui
Video Journalist
Anusha Siddiqui is a video journalist on the Online National Video team in Toronto. She brings experience from the Investigative Journalism Foundation and holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Philosophy (Hons). She is also a graduate of Humber College’s journalism program. Originally from Meerut, India, Anusha is keen on investigative work, driven by a curiosity about how power and systems influence daily life. In her free time, she enjoys running, satire, and tennis.
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Video Archives
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Indonesia students protest forest fires, President Prabowo’s policies -
Three killed, thousands evacuated as Cyclone Arnab hits eastern India -
Only trick, no treat for B.C. bear swinging Halloween skeleton from tree -
Seconds before drowning, Australian reporter and bystander save man’s life -
Australian reporter pulls man from sinking car while reporting on floods -
Powerful Typhoon Champi nears Taiwan, causing flight cancellations -
Canada and Turkey to begin free trade talks next month, Carney says -
Australian lawmaker Helen Haines has double-amputation, remains in critical condition after vehicle attack -
‘We’ve given tremendous amounts to Ukraine, got nothing back,’ says Trump on Russia ceasefire -
‘President always loses midterms’: Trump -
French PM urges partial curfews in some parts of France after violent protests -
‘This is my answer’: Zelenskyy grins after reporter asks if he’s Trump’s ‘scapegoat’ -
16-year-old shooter kills 4 people at school in Oregon, shot dead by community member -
India’s ‘Cockroach’ leaders jailed after protests against Modi, Gyanesh Kumar -
Gaza lies in ruins 3 years after Israeli response to Oct. 7 Hamas-led attacks -
Russia pounds Ukraine, killing at least 24 people -
Major flash floods in Arizona’s Grand Canyon kill 2 people, dozens remain missing -
‘Lake Ontario, that’s gone’: Trump says ‘a good pen and some intelligence’ enough to change lake’s name -
Norwegians mourn King Harald while preparing for new King Haakon -
Families wait for news on loved ones after Nepal floods claims 360+ lives