Ramarko Sengupta Joins NDTV 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 | 1 min read
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- NDTV has appointed Ramarko Sengupta as its AI Editor to enhance the integration of artificial intelligence in its newsroom operations.
- Sengupta has over 20 years of experience in various journalism sectors, including digital, television, and print, and previously served as Associate Editor at The Economic Times.
- In his new role, he will lead the implementation of AI in editorial processes to improve workflows and storytelling.
- NDTV's CEO, Rahul Kanwal, emphasized the importance of AI in transforming news production, while Sengupta highlighted the potential of AI to make journalism more meaningful and relevant.
NDTV has appointed Ramarko Sengupta as its AI Editor, strengthening the network's focus on integrating artificial intelligence into its newsroom operations.
Sengupta brings more than 20 years of experience across digital, television, print, and wire journalism. Before joining NDTV, he was Associate Editor for the B2B verticals at The Economic Times.
Earlier, he worked at YourStory, where he led editorial and brand solutions content. He has also managed the business and automobile sections at The Times of India Online, gaining extensive experience in digital journalism and content strategy.
In his new role at NDTV, Sengupta will lead the use of AI across editorial processes, helping improve newsroom workflows and enhance storytelling through technology.
Commenting on the appointment, Rahul Kanwal, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of NDTV, said artificial intelligence is changing the way news is discovered, produced, and delivered. He added that Sengupta's combination of editorial expertise and understanding of emerging technologies will help build a smarter and more efficient newsroom while maintaining NDTV's commitment to trusted journalism.
Speaking about his new role, Ramarko Sengupta said AI should not only be seen as a tool to improve efficiency but also as a way to make journalism more meaningful and relevant. He added that he looks forward to developing systems where AI supports editorial decision-making and helps the newsroom deliver deeper, more credible stories to audiences.
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