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
The Dravidian Pathway : How The DMK Redefined Power & Identity In South India By Vignesh Rajahmani
As Tamil Nadu nears the 2026 polls, The Dravidian Pathway explains how the DMK reshaped politics and identity in South India.
Wikipedia Marks 25 Years As The World’s Largest Free Online Encyclopedia
Wikipedia marks 25 years with a global campaign celebrating free knowledge, volunteer editors and its impact on the internet.
Celebrating The Centenary Of Mahasweta Devi: A Legacy Of Resistance & Empathy
Tributes marking Mahasweta Devi’s centenary honour her legacy as a writer who voiced the marginalised through committed literature.
Demography, Representation And Delimitation: Understanding India’s North–South Divide
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What Women Want: Ruhi Tewari Explores The Rise Of The Female Voter In Modern India
Ruhi Tewari’s debut explores the growing influence and diversity of India’s women voters in shaping elections.
MTV’s Music Channels Go Silent As A Cultural Era Draws To A Close
MTV’s Music Channels shuts its final 24-hour music channels worldwide, sparking viral nostalgia, while the brand shifts fully towards reality TV and streaming platforms.
Seismic Shifts: How The First Quarter-Century Defined Our World
As 2026 begins, the first quarter of the 21st century—from 2001 to 2025—stands as a tapestry of triumphs, traumas, and transformations.
Rethinking Merit In The AI Age: Is UPSC A Relic Of The Past?
Sanjeev Sanyal critiques the UPSC exam as outdated in the age of AI, urging India to rethink merit, skills, and education.
Governors Of Empire Review: A Sharp Portrait Of Power, Ambition And Colonial Rule
Review of Governors of Empire by Amar Farooqui, examining how East India Company officials built colonial rule in India through power, policy and ambition.
100 Years Of The Communist Party Of India: A Century Of Struggle, Movements And Democracy
The Communist Party of India marks 100 years, influencing workers’ rights, peasant movements, and Indian democracy since 1925.
