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Dr. Ashutosh Ojha serves as Digital Head and News Editor at Business Standard Hindi. He is a senior business journalist and digital media leader with more than two decades of experience. Before joining Business Standard Hindi, he held various editorial responsibilities at some of India’s leading media organisations, including Zee Business, The Financial Express Hindi, Money Bhaskar (Dainik Bhaskar Group), Amar Ujala, and Rajasthan Patrika. He holds a Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication. His key areas of expertise include simplifying and presenting complex subjects such as the economy, stock markets, mutual funds, personal finance, and eco-politics in an accessible and impactful manner, while continuously expanding his understanding of these fields. He is also known for his expertise in strategic newsroom leadership.
Dr. Ashutosh Ojha serves as Digital Head and News Editor at Business Standard Hindi. He is a senior business journalist and digital media leader with more than two decades of experience. Before joining Business Standard Hindi, he held various editorial responsibilities at some of India’s leading media organisations, including Zee Business, The Financial Express Hindi, Money Bhaskar (Dainik Bhaskar Group), Amar Ujala, and Rajasthan Patrika. He holds a Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication. His key areas of expertise include simplifying and presenting complex subjects such as the economy, stock markets, mutual funds, personal finance, and eco-politics in an accessible and impactful manner, while continuously expanding his understanding of these fields. He is also known for his expertise in strategic newsroom leadership.
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