INDIA TV (Independent News Service Pvt Ltd)
Saurabh Goenka has a diverse work experience in various media and research-related roles. Saurabh is currently working as the Head of Research/Deputy Executive Editor at INDIA TV. Prior to this, they were a Deputy Editor/Content Research Lead at Times Network and an Associate Editor at India Today. Saurabh also worked at Zee Media Corporation Limited, where they held roles such as Research Head, Senior Research Manager, Research Manager, and Researcher. Saurabh began their career as a Fellow at Development Alternatives and later worked as the Proprietor of Maa Ambey Paints. Saurabh's early professional experience includes working as a Fellow at Teach For India.
Saurabh Goenka has a diverse education history. In 2009, they obtained their Bachelor's degree in Business/Commerce from Hansraj College. Saurabh then pursued a Master's degree in Business/Commerce, specializing in General Management, from Delhi School of Economics from 2012 to 2014. In 2019, they enrolled in the Executive General Management Program at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad. Additionally, Saurabh has obtained additional certifications in subjects like Introduction to Programming Using Python from Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth and Workshop on Public Policy from the Centre for Civil Society.
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INDIA TV (Independent News Service Pvt Ltd)
The rise of India TV as India’s leading news channel within a short span of its existence owes a lot to the vision of its Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma and the dedication and toil of its ever-growing team of bright news TV professionals. Rajat Sharma co-founded India TV with his wife Ritu Dhawan in April, 2004 from a swanky studio in Film City, Noida, then considered one of Asia’s largest news TV studios. In 1997, Rajat Sharma and Ritu Dhawan set up their own production house –Independent News Service (INS), the parent company which owns India TV. In a short period, India TV has created benchmarks in innovation, impact, ratings, time spends, and viewer-support. Indeed, India TV’s newsbreaks have inspired talk shows on rival channels, Bollywood films, BBC documentaries and articles in Time Magazine, even Amul hoardings. In today’s rampant me-too-ism, India TV is, perhaps, the only Hindi news channel that is perceived as “courageous” and “different.” The channel’s No.1 position is no accident. It is the result of Mr. Sharma leading the way on the lonely path of “credibility first.” It is the result of the efforts of a self-made man who kept both his feet firmly to the ground, a journalist for whom the viewer’s interest has been paramount. India TV has state-of-the-art digital connectivity and its Broadcast Centre covers an area of more than 1,28,000 square feet in Sector 85, Noida.