In Journalism
Chairman and Group Editor, Sanmarg
The leading Hindi daily newspaper in Eastern India, with a circulation of over 2.75 lakh and readership of about 1.5 million — a 90% market share among national-language readers in Kolkata.
2.75 Lakh
Circulation
1.5M+
Readership
90%
Market share, national-language readers, Kolkata
Editions Across Eastern & Northeastern India
Print Media Leadership
Led the digital and editorial transformation of Sanmarg, making it the leading Hindi daily in Eastern India.
Industry Representation
Held key roles in ABC, INS, ILNA, and the Advertising Club of Kolkata, voicing the interests of regional media.
Beyond Sanmarg
Advisor
Saviles
Almost 100 years of engagement in Outdoor Advertising, Out-of-Home communications solutions, and digital signage & new-age digital platforms.
San Entertainment
Almost two decades organising events and activations, below-the-line activities and unconventional promotions, branding and marketing, business process outsourcing, and knowledge-process research and data analysis.
The Print Factory
A one-stop solution for printing & packaging — newspapers, books, magazines, journals, posters, brochures, annual reports, calendars, diaries, and food-grade packaging — with operations across Bengal, Assam, and New Delhi.
Sanmarg Foundation
Trustee, committed to education, healthcare, and disaster relief
A non-profit organisation devoted to the service and welfare of society. Over the years, the Foundation has contributed more than ₹2 crore to initiatives aimed at building a better, more compassionate society.
Scholarships
Provided scholarships to 400 children to complete graduation or higher studies.
Education Initiatives
During the pandemic, worked closely with the West Bengal Government to keep over 1.6 million Hindi-medium school students connected to learning.
Healthcare Support
Extended aid worth over ₹8.4 lakh to organizations like the Institute of Neurosciences and Asia Heart Foundation.
Disaster Relief
From the Gujarat Earthquake to Bihar Floods, the Indian Ocean Tsunami, and Cyclone Laila — contributed more than ₹50 lakh to relief and rehabilitation.