I spent three decades at The Times of India as Senior Editor — shaping some of India’s most-read publications. Times Ascent, Times Property, Education Times, Downtown Plus, The Times of South Mumbai, and Mumbai Mirror online. I also edited two IIM Calcutta-mentored management magazines — Strategic Marketing and General Management Review.
That career gave me something most ghostwriters don’t have: a journalist’s discipline. The ability to take complex, expert thinking and turn it into writing that a reader actually wants to finish. I learned what keeps someone on the page, and what makes them leave.
But the most important thing journalism taught me is this: everyone with deep expertise has a story worth telling. Most just need the right person to help them tell it. That realisation is what led me to become an executive ghostwriter in India — and it shapes everything I do today.