Vishal Tiwari, Editorial Consultant
With over fifteen years of experience in journalism, I currently serve as Editorial Consultant at Bharat Express News Network. I am also an appointed member of the Hindi Advisory Committee under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Previously, I served as an Assistant Editor at NewsTalk, a monthly magazine focused on tribal issues. In 2014, I became the Delhi representative of an English magazine published from Lucknow, and later joined Rashtriya Sahara in 2016.
During the anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare, I documented the police action during Baba Ramdev’s protest at Ramlila Maidan through photo reportage.
My work also includes publishing a commemorative volume on socialist leader Raj Narain and curating an exhibition of books authored by Members of Parliament that featured works by 132 MPs.
Beyond journalism, I am also a Visiting Faculty at the Delhi School of Journalism, where I share my experienc and practical knowledge with aspiring journalists.
Bharat Express News Network
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What Does Sanātana-Dharma Actually Say? A New Book Looks Beyond The Headlines
Hinduism Beyond Headlines by Himanshu Rai and Subramanian Chidambaran explores Sanātana-Dharma through philosophy, scriptures, yoga and Indic knowledge systems.
Lal Thanhawla Biography: How A Former Insurgent Helped Shape Modern Mizoram
Sanjoy Hazarika’s biography explores Lal Thanhawla’s journey from the Mizo insurgency to democratic leadership and Mizoram’s peace process.
Print Media In Its Darkest Hour: The Collapse Of Newspaper Distribution In India
Is print media in crisis? Falling hawker incomes, delayed deliveries and a weakening distribution network are reshaping newspapers in India.
Why America’s Longest War Still Haunts Its Strategy In Iran
Why does Afghanistan still matter in Iran? America’s longest war offers stark lessons on the difficulty of ending conflicts.
What Lies Behind Success? Pathbreakers Reveals The Untold Journeys Of India’s Icons
What lies behind success? Pathbreakers explores ten candid conversations on risk, failure, resilience and ambition.
Beant Singh Assassination: What Happened On August 31, 1995?
Why was Beant Singh assassinated in 1995? Here’s a look at the Chandigarh blast, conspiracy and legal proceedings that followed.
Caste Census Debate: Should Every Community’s Identity Be Counted?
The caste census debate raises questions over self-identification, recognition of smaller communities and the government’s role in caste classification.
How Did Raksha Bandhan Become A Symbol Of Unity During Bengal Partition?
Why did Rabindranath Tagore use Raksha Bandhan to protest Bengal’s 1905 partition? Here’s how the festival became a symbol of unity and harmony.
Did Sonia Gandhi Really Stop Vande Mataram? BJP-Congress Clash Over Viral Video
Did Sonia Gandhi really ask for Vande Mataram to be stopped? BJP alleges disrespect, while Congress rejects the claim and explains the viral video.
