by Janvi Sonaiya
Janvi Sonaiya l Journalist Of all the truth that I have ever spoken most of it is through poems. I started writing poems as a teenager in Khambhalia–as I didn’t know what to do with all that I was feeling. I have been working as a journalist in Gujarat for a decade. While I was writing stories of other people my stories remained unwritten and with this podcast, I pay homage to experiences, and people–real and fictional–who inspired me to write these stories.
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January 8, 2023
<p>This piece is written and recited by Janvi Sonaiya. How did you feel about this piece of work? Good, bad or ugly write to me at janvisonaiya@gmail.com</p> <p>***</p> <p>Of all the truth that I have ever spoken most of it is through poems. I started writing poems as a teenager in Khambhalia–as I didn’t know what to do with all that I was feeling. Poems are my catharsis. I have been working as a journalist in Gujarat for a decade. While I was writing stories of other people, my stories remained unwritten. With this podcast, I pay homage to experiences, and people–real and fictional–who inspired me to write these stories.</p> <p><strong>Janvi Sonaiya | Journalist</strong></p> <p>Journalism is sacred to me. I have worked with The Times Group, Divya Bhaskar, DNA newspaper, and currently I’m an editor with a digital media portal Vibes of India. Investigative copies with my byline have been quoted by The Wire, CNN, Al Jazeera, NBC News and other publications.</p> <p>The formal graduation in management has come in good stead. When I quit a corporate job with Tata Consultancy Services, little did I know, that the business of news is the most challenging. It is an ever-changing hour with the only constant being truth. Truth and goodness have been my companions in this journey just begun.</p>
January 8, 2023
<p>This piece is written and recited by Janvi Sonaiya. How did you feel about this piece of work? Good, bad or ugly write to me at janvisonaiya@gmail.com</p> <p>***</p> <p>Of all the truth that I have ever spoken most of it is through poems. I started writing poems as a teenager in Khambhalia–as I didn’t know what to do with all that I was feeling. Poems are my catharsis. I have been working as a journalist in Gujarat for a decade. While I was writing stories of other people, my stories remained unwritten. With this podcast, I pay homage to experiences, and people–real and fictional–who inspired me to write these stories.</p> <p><strong>Janvi Sonaiya | Journalist</strong></p> <p>Journalism is sacred to me. I have worked with The Times Group, Divya Bhaskar, DNA newspaper, and currently I’m an editor with a digital media portal Vibes of India. Investigative copies with my byline have been quoted by The Wire, CNN, Al Jazeera, NBC News and other publications.</p> <p>The formal graduation in management has come in good stead. When I quit a corporate job with Tata Consultancy Services, little did I know, that the business of news is the most challenging. It is an ever-changing hour with the only constant being truth. Truth and goodness have been my companions in this journey just begun.</p>
January 8, 2023
<p>This piece is written and recited by Janvi Sonaiya. How did you feel about this piece of work? Good, bad or ugly write to me at janvisonaiya@gmail.com</p> <p>***</p> <p>Of all the truth that I have ever spoken most of it is through poems. I started writing poems as a teenager in Khambhalia–as I didn’t know what to do with all that I was feeling. Poems are my catharsis. I have been working as a journalist in Gujarat for a decade. While I was writing stories of other people, my stories remained unwritten. With this podcast, I pay homage to experiences, and people–real and fictional–who inspired me to write these stories.</p> <p><strong>Janvi Sonaiya | Journalist</strong></p> <p>Journalism is sacred to me. I have worked with The Times Group, Divya Bhaskar, DNA newspaper, and currently I’m an editor with a digital media portal Vibes of India. Investigative copies with my byline have been quoted by The Wire, CNN, Al Jazeera, NBC News and other publications.</p> <p>The formal graduation in management has come in good stead. When I quit a corporate job with Tata Consultancy Services, little did I know, that the business of news is the most challenging. It is an ever-changing hour with the only constant being truth. Truth and goodness have been my companions in this journey just begun.</p>
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Janvi Sonaiya l Journalist
Of all the truth that I have ever spoken most of it is through poems. I started writing poems as a teenager in Khambhalia–as I didn’t know what to do with all that I was feeling. I have been working as a journalist in Gujarat for a decade. While I was writing stories of other people my stories remained unwritten and with this podcast, I pay homage to experiences, and people–real and fictional–who inspired me to write these stories.
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