WSquare News is built by journalists and reporters with strong academic
backgrounds and solid experience in the Indian media landscape. Our
authors work on the ground, verify facts carefully, and focus on issues
that matter to the public. Below you can learn more about the journalists
behind our reporting, along with their professional backgrounds and
contact details.
I am Karan Mehta, a journalism graduate from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.
I began my career in 2014 as a city reporter with Mid-Day, where I
covered urban affairs, civic administration, and everyday issues faced by
residents of Mumbai. Those early years in city reporting taught me the
importance of ground-level verification and staying close to the people
affected by policy decisions.
In 2018, I joined Hindustan Times as a national correspondent,
focusing on infrastructure, public policy, and urban development across
India. My reporting centres on accountability, clear documentation, and
explaining how large policy decisions translate into real-life outcomes
for citizens.
I am Pooja Nair and I hold a Master’s degree in Media Studies from the
University of Kerala. I started my journalism career in 2015 as a features
writer for The Hindu, where I worked on long-form stories related
to culture, education, and social development.
Since 2019, my focus has shifted toward in-depth reporting on public
welfare, gender issues, and regional policy in South India. I aim to tell
stories with accuracy and empathy, ensuring that policy discussions remain
connected to the people they impact. I believe journalism should be
factual, humane, and socially relevant.
I am Siddharth Chatterjee, a graduate in Political Science and Journalism
from Jadavpur University, Kolkata. I entered the media industry in 2013 as a
junior political reporter at The Telegraph, where I began covering
state politics and legislative developments.
Over the years, I have reported on state and national elections,
parliamentary affairs, and major policy debates. My work focuses on
providing political clarity, historical context, and verified information,
helping readers understand not just what is happening, but why it matters.
