In celebration of World PR Day, this special feature recognizes the PR professionals, communication strategists, personal branding experts, and agency leaders who are shaping reputations, building influence, and driving meaningful public engagement. These visionaries understand the power of strategic storytelling and are helping individuals, brands, and organizations establish credibility in an increasingly connected world. It also celebrates business leaders who have successfully built trusted brands and industry influence through strong leadership, credibility, and effective communication. As the lines between communication, branding, and influence continue to evolve, PR and branding experts play a critical role in crafting authentic narratives, managing public perception, and fostering trust. This feature highlights the professionals who are redefining the industry through innovation, creativity, and a deep understanding of audience engagement.
1. Nitin Jain, CEO - India PR Distribution
Nitin Jain is the Founder and CEO of India PR Distribution (IPD), a prominent press release distribution agency. Along with his team, he has transformed how businesses use press releases by making the process more affordable, accessible, and digitally focused.
India PR Distribution is well-known for its economical and effective press release distribution service, publication network, practical PR packages, and innovations, including affordable organic PR solutions that have helped shape industry standards. IPD has grown through partnerships with emerging media platforms, improving its overall reach. Under Nitin Jain&rsquo;s leadership, IPD supports startups, celebrities, corporations, and international brands and has received several industry awards for its work.
2. Richa Grover | Founder &amp; CEO, ARE Globbal Limited, London-Based Boutique PR &amp; Luxury Events Company
Specialising in brand positioning and international media outreach across the UK market, Richa Grover draws on over two decades of UK market understanding, with expertise at the intersection of the India-UK corridor. Recognised as a Power 100 winner in Media, PR &amp; Events category at Global Leaders Conclave 2025, held at the House of Lords, and a Freeman of the Company of Communicators, a 900-year-old British tradition celebrating excellence in communications, Richa facilitates brand visibility for businesses, brands and professionals. She is also the founder of Aspire: The New Age Asian Magazine and Aspire: The Global Lifestyle Edit, PR-led media platforms showcasing luxury lifestyle narratives. Through editorial placements, event curation and varied PR campaigns, Richa creates opportunities for brands to strengthen their presence in the UK market and beyond, connect with new audiences and enhance their public influence.
3. Dushyant Sinha, Founder &amp; MD, ICCPL Group
Founded by first-generation entrepreneur Dushyant Sinha in 2011, ICCPL Group has grown into India&rsquo;s largest public relations and communications firm dedicated to the Indian real estate sector. With a portfolio of over 500 clients and thousands of successful campaigns, the Group has built a strong reputation for strategic communications, media relations, digital marketing, branding, and reputation management. Today, ICCPL Group is valued at over ₹250 crore and is targeting a ₹400 crore valuation through strategic expansion and business diversification. While consolidating its leadership in communications, the Group is aggressively expanding into high-growth sectors, particularly hospitality through TWH Hospitality, alongside digital, creative, media, and advisory businesses. With a strong national footprint and an integrated business approach, ICCPL Group continues to shape narratives and build brands across India.
4. Hardik Kotak Founder of Falcon Cargo
Highways Got Faster. Did Delivery Keep Up? The digital revolution didn't just change how people shop-it rewrote what businesses expect from logistics. Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, and Porter raised the bar: book online, dispatch instantly, track every step.
Standing still was never an option. Hardik Kotak saw this shift coming before it became the industry norm. That foresight shaped Falcon Cargo-a logistics company engineered around speed, technology, and reliability from day one. No franchisees. No third-party transporters. Just a fully controlled Hub -and-Spoke model, built to deliver on promises the old system couldn't keep. Under Hardik Kotak's leadership, Falcon Cargo keeps turning rising customer expectations into logistics you can actually count on.
5. Goral Daliya Ajmera, Co-founder, YoUnique Communication Private Limited
For Goral, Founder of YoUnique Communication, the role of Public Relations has shifted from managing narratives to understanding people. In 2026, every audience consumes information differently, making communication less about broadcasting a message and more about knowing who you&rsquo;re speaking to, where they are, and what truly resonates with them. She believes the strongest brands are those that remain consistent while adapting their voice across generations. Equally, personal branding has become a defining force- people invest in leaders they trust before they invest in businesses. Through YoUnique Communication, Goral is focused on building brands that are remembered not because they spoke the loudest, but because they connected in the most meaningful way.
6. Pallavi Goorha Kashyup, Founder of PG Comm
Pallavi Goorha Kashyup is the founder of PG Comm and a strategist in PR and communications with more than twenty years of experience in developing powerful brand stories. At PGComm, she collaborates with entrepreneurs, startups, and established organizations to enhance their credibility through strategic storytelling, media outreach, and digital approaches. Renowned for her clarity, adaptability, and strategic advice, Pallavi assists brands in overcoming intricate communication challenges-from managing their reputation to developing thought leadership. She has spearheaded PR initiatives for prominent companies, secured prominent media coverage, and created content that connects with both business and social audiences. She is passionate, dependable, and insight-focused, bringing extensive knowledge to her work.
7. Priyadarshini Sinha | PR &amp; Communications Consultant
With over a decade of experience in strategic communications, Priyadarshini Sinha transitioned from leading PR agencies to independent consulting with one clear belief that impactful communications come from being deeply invested in a brand's journey. Rather than managing multiple accounts, she partners with a select few brands, working as an extension of their leadership team to shape reputation, drive thought leadership, and build long term brand value. Her work with Vedaanta Senior Living reflects this approach. In an emerging industry, she has helped move the conversation beyond real estate to ageing, longevity, and quality of life, positioning the brand as a credible voice through purpose driven storytelling and strategic media engagement. For Priyadarshini, PR today is about far more than securing headlines. It is about influencing conversations, building trust, and creating narratives that shape industries and leave a lasting impact.
8. Ankit Gauri, Founder &amp; CEO, Uncanny Consulting Services LLP
Ankit Gauri is the Founder and CEO of Uncanny Consulting Services LLP, an ISO 9001:2015 certified company and Odoo Silver Partner. With over 12 years of experience in ERP consulting, he has been helping businesses streamline operations, improve productivity, and accelerate digital transformation through customized Odoo ERP solutions. Under his leadership, Uncanny has successfully delivered 250+ ERP projects for over 150 clients across manufacturing, retail, healthcare, trading, and other sectors in India, the USA, the UK, and the Middle East. His mission is to empower organizations with technology that drives efficiency, scalability, and sustainable business growth.
9. Nisha Shetty, Co-founder &amp; Chief Communications Strategist at Consult Blanco
Nisha Shetty is the Co-founder &amp; Chief Communications Strategist at Consult Blanco, an integrated communications consultancy specialising in public relations, strategic storytelling, influencer partnerships and brand positioning. With experience across hospitality, lifestyle, fashion, beauty and consumer brands, she believes effective PR goes beyond generating coverage it builds credibility, trust and long-term brand value. Under her leadership, Consult Blanco works closely with founders and brands to uncover authentic narratives that create cultural relevance and meaningful public influence. Combining strategic thinking with strong media relationships and creative communication, the agency focuses on shaping perception rather than chasing visibility. Nisha's approach reflects the evolving role of PR today: helping brands earn attention through compelling stories, lasting reputation and genuine human connection.
10 .Sukriti Roy, Co-Founder, Probox Media
Public Relations today is far more than securing media coverage-it is about building trust, shaping perceptions, and creating meaningful connections between brands and their audiences. In an era where information travels instantly, credibility has become one of the most valuable assets for any individual or organization. At Probox Media, we work closely with entrepreneurs, startups, and business leaders to help them tell their stories with authenticity and impact. Every successful brand has a unique journey, and strategic communication ensures that journey reaches the right audience. On World PR Day, I celebrate the PR professionals and storytellers who work behind the scenes to strengthen reputations, foster trust, and create opportunities that help businesses and individuals grow and make a lasting impact.
The professionals featured in this list are more than communicators-they are reputation architects, storytellers, and influence builders. Through their work, they continue to set new benchmarks for excellence in public relations and personal branding.

Remote patient monitoring has become one of the fastest moving corners of healthcare technology. A decade ago, recovering from surgery meant waiting weeks for a doctor to check on progress, with clinicians relying mostly on what a patient reported and the occasional in person assessment. Today more of that recovery happens at home, tracked by wearable sensors that feed data straight to a clinician's screen, and scattered pilot programmes are turning into standard post operative care across US hospitals.
Knee rehabilitation shows how that shift works in practice, and why it was needed. After a knee replacement or similar procedure, most of the actual recovery happens away from the clinic, in the weeks a patient spends doing prescribed exercises at home. Clinicians traditionally had little visibility into that stretch beyond what the patient remembered to mention at the next appointment, which made it hard to catch poor adherence or a stalled recovery early. Wearable sensors close that gap. A patient wears two small sensors on her leg, one on the femur and one on the tibia, and as she moves through her exercises, the sensors track the angle between them, turning a bend into a Range of Motion measurement a clinician can check, alongside how consistently the exercises are being done.
Sukhdeep Singh has spent the last five years building exactly that. Working out of Noida as a Senior Consultant at Tenarai, formerly Infogain, he was the lead Android and BLE engineer behind TracPatch, a knee rehabilitation platform now used across the US to track patients recovering from knee replacement and similar surgeries. The system runs on two applications, one for the patient and one for the healthcare provider, connected to wearable sensors, a cloud backend and a clinician dashboard, and it has been deployed to more than a hundred patients and multiple clinicians. Singh built the BLE communication framework that discovers the wearable, holds the connection steady during an exercise session, and recovers automatically if the sensor drops out from a weak signal or the patient shifting position, working through known devices first, then connected devices, then a fresh scan if needed.
He also built the offline handling underneath it. Rehabilitation data cannot simply be lost because a patient's home internet is spotty, so the app saves everything to a local database first and uploads it in batches once a connection is available, deleting only the records that make it through successfully. On the security side, the platform follows HIPAA aligned safeguards for protected health information, with encrypted local storage, authenticated tokens and all server communication carried over HTTPS. The Android application itself is built in Kotlin using an MVVM architecture with coroutines handling the asynchronous BLE and network operations, a structure chosen specifically to keep a system this complex maintainable as it scales.
Singh's range goes beyond healthcare too. He has worked on a large Android platform for Costco, along with a Canada based matrimonial platform, ride hailing apps with live tracking, and mobile tools for business promotion and traffic education, each with its own constraints and none of them forgiving of sloppy engineering.
His path there followed the route many engineers of his generation took. He started out as a developer in Jalandhar and Mohali back in 2009-10, then spent years moving through technical lead roles at companies including Realsoft Technology and ClubJB before leading mobile development at OurDesignz and eventually landing at his current role. Along the way his skill set broadened well beyond mobile UI work into architecture decisions, dependency injection, automated testing with JUnit and Espresso, and CI and CD pipelines built on Bitrise and Jenkins. Seventeen years in, he is still adding to the pile, including AI assisted development certifications completed in 2024 and 2025, and a reusable BLE platform for Android that he maintains publicly on GitHub in his own time.
&ldquo;No one notices the engineering when a wearable just works,&rdquo; he says. &ldquo;That's the whole job, really. A clinician should be able to trust the number on the screen without wondering if the device missed something, and a patient should barely notice the sensor is there.&rdquo;
That attitude is common among the engineers now holding up remote healthcare platforms that patients and clinicians use every day without ever thinking about who built them. As remote monitoring keeps expanding beyond pilot programmes into standard post operative care, the demand for engineers who can make that hardware genuinely trustworthy, not just functional, keeps growing with it. Singh's career is one window into where that work actually happens, and into the mobile engineering talent India has been sending into global healthcare systems for years.

New Chandigarh: Entrepreneur Raj Kundra has acquired a penthouse at Opus One, a luxury residential project by GB Realty in New Chandigarh. The acquisition highlights the growing demand for luxury homes within the region's planned urban developments. Opus One is the only government-approved, iconic residential development in New Chandigarh and offers a limited collection of high-end residences.
The acquisition comes as New Chandigarh continues to draw affluent homebuyers looking beyond conventional city centres. Planned as a low-density extension of Chandigarh, the area has witnessed steady residential development over the past few years, supported by organised infrastructure, larger green cover and improved connectivity to Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula.
Opus One is among the prominent residential projects in the township. It has received IGBC pre-Platinum certification for green building standards and comprises spacious residences, landscaped open areas and a range of resident facilities. Its location overlooking the Shivalik range has been one of the defining characteristics of the project since its launch.
&ldquo;Luxury homebuyers today are placing greater value on privacy, location and the overall quality of the neighbourhood than on the size of a residence alone. That shift has been reflected in the demand we have seen at Opus One. New Chandigarh is evolving into a mature residential market, and interest from entrepreneurs, professionals and business families reinforces our belief that well-planned developments in emerging locations will continue to attract discerning buyers,&rdquo; said Gurinder Bhatti, Chairman and Managing Director, GB Realty.
The company said the project has attracted buyers from across North India, with demand coming from both end users and individuals seeking second homes in a relatively less congested urban environment. The combination of planned development, lower density and proximity to Chandigarh has helped New Chandigarh establish itself as a distinct residential market rather than an extension of the city.
For GB Realty, the transaction adds to a series of luxury home sales at Opus One as the project continues to see demand from buyers looking for larger residences with greater privacy. The market for luxury housing in the region is becoming increasingly preference-driven, with buyers evaluating projects on factors such as location, planning standards, environmental credentials and long-term liveability rather than specifications alone. With Raj Kundra joining the list of homeowners at Opus One, the project continues to strengthen its position within New Chandigarh's emerging luxury residential segment.

Travel News Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. (TNS) has been transforming India's travel retail industry through the creation of retail destinations that go beyond traditional airport bookstore. By launching its 50th retail outlet at Shivaji Stadium, the company is reinforcing its vision of delivering modern and customer-friendly retail destinations in the rapidly-growing network of India's travel and lifestyle destinations.
Through the years, TNS has diversified its retail portfolio through the launch of Globiq, Teddy &amp; Tales, Coco Avenue, Book Nest Authentic India, and Globiq Digital brands. Rather than restricting itself to the domain of airports, the company has expanded into metro stations, universities, fuel stations, corporate campuses and several other high footfall destinations.
Its business model revolves around understanding changing consumer preferences and providing consumers with customized product choices and convenient shopping stores. By offering Book Nest Authentic India and Globiq Digital brands, the company is providing travel shoppers with a unique combination of books and authentic Indian products along with innovations in digital retail.
Commenting on this milestone event, Mr. Atul Jain, Managing Director, Travel News Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. said:
" The launch of the 50th store is not only a milestone but it is a reflection of our vision and values as well as the collective effort of our people. Each store is a manifestation of our customers' trust, our partners' confidence and the dedication of our team members. I would like to thank every employee, partner, stakeholder and customer for being a part of this wonderful journey so far and making this achievement possible.&rdquo;
TNS firmly believes that the future of travel retail lies in the marriage of convenience and experience. As India builds its transport infrastructure, the company intends to enhance its presence at high-growth transit and lifestyle destinations while remaining focused on excellence in operation and delivery of customer satisfaction.
In the coming days, TNS has envisioned a road map which aims to take the number of its stores from 50 to 100 during FY 2026-27. This growth is expected to help the company achieve its long-term vision of becoming one of the most trusted travel retail companies of India in addition to its multi-brand retailing ecosystem.
Commenting on the future vision of the company, Mr. Jain further added:
" We have an ambitious plan for the next years ahead and that is to become one of India's most trusted and admired travel retail companies. Every single new store will give us an opportunity to create great customer experiences, make new partnerships, empower our team and create sustainable value. In our journey towards becoming a 100-stores company, we will be committed to responsible growth, innovation and operational excellence. Our goal is not only to build stores but to build the future of travel retail in India."
Mr. Jain also said: "Our growth journey was made possible by the trust of all these people who believe in us and help us in becoming better each day.&rdquo;
This milestone achievement has been possible due to the unwavering support of the company's employees, airport authorities, infrastructure partners, educational institutions, corporate partners, brand associates, customers, and several other stakeholders.
About Travel News Services (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Travel News Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. is a diversified retail company with Globiq, Teddy &amp; Tales, Coco Avenue, Book Nest Authentic India, and Globiq Digital brands. The company remains dedicated to the delivery of customer-focused retail experiences through innovation and expansion across airports, metro rail networks, universities, fuel stations, corporate hubs and other significant destinations across India.

Julie Banerjee Mehta is thrilled to find a storyteller of exceptional insights, relatability and unique compassion in her tete-a-tete with Aritra Sarkar on his riveting new book Are You Lonesome?
It may remind you of the heart-wrenching Elvis Presley hit song, &ldquo;Are You Lonesome Tonight?&rdquo; Aritra Sarkar&rsquo;s latest book,&nbsp;Are You Lonesome?&nbsp;will most certainly strike a personal chord in you.&nbsp;
Or, it may make you think of The Beatles number, &ldquo;Eleanor Rigby,&rdquo; that goes:&nbsp;
&ldquo;All the lonely people.&nbsp;
Where do they all come from?&nbsp;
All the lonely people
Where do they all belong?&rdquo;
Sarkar&rsquo;s book will make you journey inwards. Make you confront your experiences. And help you understand the most important person in your life &ndash; you. And you may already be humming the Elvis song that asks the same question. But does not give a solution.&nbsp;
After I read Sarkar&rsquo;s book,&nbsp;Are You Lonesome?, I found he was, in the Jungian way, a total empath. Caring, analytical and uniquely receptive. I slowly began to discover his deep-rooted compassion in human beings which almost borders on the ability to understand a fallen angel, to understand what caused the fall.&nbsp;
This is an author and storyteller based in Kolkata. An alumnus of New York University, he spent several years working in the media industry before turning increasingly to literary and reflective writing. His books include&nbsp;Goliath of Shenzhen&nbsp;(2016), an experimental dual-format novel told through prose and graphic narrative;&nbsp;Stress to Zest&nbsp;(Penguin Random House India, 2024), the first volume in his Parables for Growth series;&nbsp;Soulful Cal!&nbsp;(Wordphonics, 2025); and&nbsp;Are You Lonesome?, the second book in the same series. His work brings together storytelling, psychological insight and spiritual reflection, with a strong interest in emotional life, human connection and personal transformation. Sarkar is also associated with the ABP Group&rsquo;s educational initiative, Calcutta Media Institute, where he serves in an advisory role focused on nurturing the next generation of journalists. He continues to write across fiction and non-fiction, drawing on lived experience and acute social observation.
A book like&nbsp;Are You Lonesome?&nbsp;can only be written by a person with an exceptionally high emotional quotient, the Jungian empath, as I&rsquo;ve stated above. Did this have something to do with Sarkar&rsquo;s upbringing?&nbsp;
&ldquo;I think my upbringing had a great deal to do with it. I grew up in a warm joint-family environment where life was deeply communitarian, and that gave me an early sense of emotional closeness and shared existence. But as I entered my teens, many of my aunts, uncles, and cousins moved out, and I began to experience loneliness for the first time. I was not naturally inclined to build friendships outside the home. There were few friends in my immediate vicinity. So, that inwardness deepened.&rdquo;&nbsp;
&ldquo;At the same time, my daily commute to school exposed me to the full spectrum of Kolkata&rsquo;s social reality &ndash; from wealth to destitution &ndash; which quietly widened my emotional horizon. My schooling at St. Xavier&rsquo;s, with its socially diverse student body, nurtured an egalitarian outlook, while the spiritual atmosphere of the Ramakrishna Mission also shaped my inner life. All these influences found their way, in different forms, into&nbsp;Are You Lonesome?&rdquo;

Sarkar&rsquo;s book has a large fan following across India with readers identifying with his stories for one reason &ndash; the author is not preachy, he does not blame, he does not criticize. He reaches out as a friend.
His mathematical mind uses a multitude of genres, aphorisms, narratives, and conversational modes, to draw the reader into the story of the six main characters in his six short stories, and unpackages what it means to be lonesome. More than that, he never pontificates, never judges, nor does he ever criticize the central characters in each of his short stories. Rather, he always suggests we look inwards, to draw on our inner strengths to assess of our state of lonesomeness &ndash; unable to connect to other human beings. What he does is to show us by gentle guidelines how to reconnect to other people in case we have lost the connection.
This is not a self-help book.&nbsp;
&ldquo;This book has been born out of a journey fourteen years ago. It did not come overnight. It started with chaotic events in my life. Those were triggers that allowed me as an author to move forward,&rdquo; Sarkar remarks.&nbsp;
He found writing therapeutic, and the only way to get his emotions out on a smorgasbord.&nbsp;
&ldquo;These ideas became experiences, experiences became stories. I went through hubris when I told myself I&rsquo;ve made friends with myself but it turned out to be a mirage. After five years I saw these bunch of stories were segregating into different themes, following different emotions, different currents. It was a current trying to merge and I was travelling through different territories. The most powerful current within me was a deep sense of loneliness I was feeling.&rdquo;
&ldquo;When I came to the next phase, I felt that I should be giving readers a sense of direction related to these stories. The first thing most people face is a roadblock to even believe that there is a solution to their problems. That is what I was trying to give them.&rdquo;
&ldquo;That is where this format emerged, of blending fiction with non-fiction. Unlike what was available in the market &ndash; self-help books &ndash; which are didactic and preachy and formulaic. I thought if I could blend these stories with some insights, it would help readers to visualize themselves.&rdquo;&nbsp;
One of the strongest solutions, Sarkar says, is &ldquo;Love flows when you do.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Most of us look for explanations &ldquo;when love withers,&rdquo; when we blame stress and emotional baggage.&nbsp;
&ldquo;But when intimacy disappears, it is something more elusive. Most times it is that people have stopped expressing, not that they have stopped loving. What happens is that we wait for the other person to start the dialogue. &ldquo;
&ldquo;I think we must stop treating education as a hierarchy of command and begin treating it as a living exchange. To break that legacy, institutions must create environments where students are not simply recipients of information but participants. That also means rehumanising the teacher&rsquo;s role &ndash; not as an unquestionable authority, but as a guide, listener and catalyst.&rdquo;

Dr. Julie Banerjee Mehta has a PhD from the University of Toronto where she taught World Literature. She is a columnist for The Telegraph, Kolkata, and an author.

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