NDTV appoints Ramarko Sengupta as AI Editor
Ramarko Sengupta has over two decades of experience across digital, television, print, and wire journalism
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Published: May 11, 2026 2:47 PM | 2 min read
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- NDTV has appointed Ramarko Sengupta as its AI Editor, bringing over 20 years of experience in various journalism sectors, including digital, television, print, and wire.
- Previously, he served as Associate Editor at The Economic Times' B2B verticals and led editorial content at YourStory, as well as business and auto verticals at The Times of India Online.
- In his new role, Sengupta will focus on integrating AI into NDTV's editorial workflows and storytelling processes.
- CEO Rahul Kanwal emphasized the importance of intelligent information processing in journalism, while Sengupta highlighted the potential of AI to enhance storytelling depth and relevance.
NDTV has appointed Ramarko Sengupta as AI Editor. ,
Ramarko has over two decades of experience across digital, television, print, and wire journalism.
He was most recently Associate Editor at The Economic Times’ B2B verticals.
Prior to this, at YourStory, he led editorial and brand solutions content.
His earlier roles include leading business and auto verticals at The Times of India Online.
At NDTV, he will lead the integration of AI into editorial workflows and storytelling.
Rahul Kanwal, CEO and Editor-in-Chief, NDTV, said on the appointment, “We are entering a phase where the advantage will not come from access alone, but from how intelligently information is processed and presented. AI is beginning to influence every layer of journalism - from discovery to distribution. Ramarko combines strong editorial instincts with a deep engagement with new media and emerging technologies. He will help us build a newsroom that is faster, sharper, and more responsive, while remaining anchored in our DNA of trust.”
On his new role, Ramarko Sengupta said, “The conversation around AI in journalism often focuses on efficiency. For me, the real opportunity lies in enhancing depth, clarity, and relevance. At a time when content is abundant, what will stand out is thoughtful, credible storytelling. NDTV has always stood for that. I look forward to building systems and frameworks where AI strengthens editorial judgment and helps us tell better stories.”
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