I am a veteran television journalist, journalism educator, media trainer and author with over three decades of experience in journalism, broadcasting and media education. I have worked with leading media organisations including the BBC, CNBC-TV18 and TV Today Network, and have held academic and leadership positions in journalism education, including serving as Director of the Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM). My professional experience covers television journalism, newsroom operations, broadcast and digital content, documentary and corporate film production, media communication, presentation skills and communication training. I have also conducted training programmes and workshops for students, professionals and organisations. As an educator and trainer, I focus on practical, industry-oriented learning rather than purely theoretical instruction. My areas of teaching include journalism and media, broadcast journalism, mobile journalism, AI in journalism, media literacy, communication skills, presentation and executive storytelling. I hold an MPhil in Journalism and Mass Communication, a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Thomson Foundation/University of Cardiff, UK, and was a Chevening Scholar. I currently offer workshops, masterclasses and mentoring for students, postgraduate learners, universities, business schools and professionals.