Saurabh Dwivedi joins Indian Express, to report to Raj Kamal Jha
In January, e4m broke the news that Dwivedi had joined the Indian Express Group after his exit from the India Today Group
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Published: Feb 11, 2026 12:04 PM | 1 min read
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- The Indian Express Group has announced that journalist Saurabh Dwivedi will be joining the organization, as confirmed by Executive Director Anant Goenka.
- Goenka praised Dwivedi for his contributions to visual journalism, highlighting his ability to create a thoughtful and engaging space in media.
- Dwivedi is recognized for his distinctive voice, empathy for diverse perspectives, and commitment to relatable storytelling, aligning with the values of credibility, fairness, and accuracy at the Indian Express.
- He will report to Chief Editor Raj Kamal Jha, with expectations that he will enhance the organization's journalism and strengthen its investigative and explanatory offerings for a growing Hindi audience.
The Indian Express Group has confirmed that journalist Saurabh Dwivedi will be joining the organisation, according to an internal communication from Executive Director Anant Goenka.
In the note, Goenka praised Dwivedi’s contribution to visual journalism in India, describing his work as creating “a youthful space defined by intelligence, patience and quality rather than noise and sensationalism.” He added that Dwivedi’s voice is “distinctive, curious without being combative,” and one that “invites conversation rather than shutting it down.”
Goenka highlighted Dwivedi’s “restless hunger for the story,” empathy for diverse perspectives, and his consistent effort to connect with audiences in a relatable manner. He said these qualities align closely with the values long associated with the Indian Express—credibility, fairness and accuracy.
Dwivedi will report to Chief Editor Raj Kamal Jha, with Goenka expressing confidence that he will help expand the organisation’s journalism and take its investigative and explanatory strengths to a growing Hindi readership.
In January, e4m broke the news that Dwivedi had joined the Indian Express Group after his exit from the India Today Group.
Dwivedi had been with the India Today group for 12 years and was the face of Lallantop.
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