Journalism
"Journalism is in fact history on the run."
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My experiences in journalism started in 1999, when I joined IndianFootball.Com as an Assist. Editor-in-Chief.
IndianFootball.Com extended its journalistic spectrum since then, while covering non-football and India-related events in Europe and Asia!
In 2002 I additionally joined theInder.net as a sports editor. I resigned from the theInder.net editorial in February 2007 due to lack of time.
I was approached by PA Sports to cover Bundesliga matches in September 2006. I accepted the offer and attended Bundesliga matches as a part-time correspondent till late 2008!
The editorial work for IndianFootball.Com and theInder.net opened the doors to professional journalism and photography.
Since then I've had the honour to use my journalistic knowledge for national and international media. The list includes highly-reputed media like the BBC, Deutsche Welle, WELT, fifaworldcup.com, the-afc.com and many more.
A very memorable experience for me was to be assigned as an expert and co-commentator for German tv channel n-tv during their live coverage of the Oliver Kahn farewell match in Calcutta!
IndianFootball.Com extended its journalistic spectrum since then, while covering non-football and India-related events in Europe and Asia!
In 2002 I additionally joined theInder.net as a sports editor. I resigned from the theInder.net editorial in February 2007 due to lack of time.
I was approached by PA Sports to cover Bundesliga matches in September 2006. I accepted the offer and attended Bundesliga matches as a part-time correspondent till late 2008!
The editorial work for IndianFootball.Com and theInder.net opened the doors to professional journalism and photography.
Since then I've had the honour to use my journalistic knowledge for national and international media. The list includes highly-reputed media like the BBC, Deutsche Welle, WELT, fifaworldcup.com, the-afc.com and many more.
A very memorable experience for me was to be assigned as an expert and co-commentator for German tv channel n-tv during their live coverage of the Oliver Kahn farewell match in Calcutta!
