Newstic Author Bio – Rahul

Rahul is a staff journalist at Newstic.in, where he spends his days chasing stories that stretch from Delhi’s corridors of power to small towns where daily life unfolds. He doesn’t just track events. He asks the harder question — why should readers care?

With years of experience in digital reporting and on-ground coverage, Rahul has worked across a wide spectrum of news: politics, economy, technology, entertainment, sports, and world affairs. He has filed stories on market crashes in the morning and spoken to farmers about rising food costs by the afternoon. For him, journalism means showing how global events ripple into everyday Indian lives.

Rahul believes reporting isn’t about speed alone. “Fast news is everywhere,” he often says. “But meaningful news is harder to find.” At Newstic, he focuses on accuracy first. His articles give readers not only the headlines but also the connections behind them — from crude oil prices affecting household budgets to election results shifting the mood on India’s streets.

Colleagues describe him as curious and stubborn in equal measure — the kind of reporter who will call three sources at midnight to confirm a single detail. His pieces reflect this insistence on fact-checking and his belief that readers deserve news they can trust.

For readers, this means Rahul’s byline often comes with stories that feel grounded. He doesn’t draw a line between cricket scores and government policies. Both, to him, shape how people live and talk every day. One day his notebook may have scribbles from a Parliament debate. The next day it might be full of cricket highlights or stock market numbers. In between, he’s filing stories on new technology, cultural shifts, or global events that eventually knock on India’s door.

Above all, Rahul values voices from the ground. He believes journalism isn’t only about quoting officials. It’s also about listening to a trader in Surat, a teacher in Patna, or a student preparing for exams in Bengaluru. These voices often shape his articles, adding a perspective that algorithms and press releases cannot provide.

His work appears regularly across Newstic’s sections — Breaking News, Business & Economy, Politics, Sports, Technology, and World News. Each article is edited, checked, and refined to meet Newstic’s promise of independent, fact-checked reporting.

👉 For Rahul, journalism isn’t just a profession. It’s a way of asking better questions — and helping readers make sense of a noisy world.