Hindustan Times,
Press Trust Of India, Los Angeles: Indian-origin journalist Davan Maharaj has been named the new editor and executive vice president of the Los Angeles Times in succession to Russ Stanton, who led the paper to three Pulitzer Prizes, the paper announced. 49-year-old Trinidad-born Maharaj takes over as the 15th editor of the paper and is currently the managing editor. Maharaj holds a political science degree from Tennessee and a from Masters degree in law Yale and has worked at the paper for 22 years with a short stint in Africa. He has also been an assistant foreign editor and then business editor before becoming the paper's managing editor in 2008. Maharaj's series on poverty in sub-Sahara won him the 2005 Ernie Pyle award.
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