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About Me

Santosh Chaubey is a social entrepreneur and versatile communication professional straddling efficiently the qualitative and quantitative aspects of communication with deep insights and innovative approach to take on assignments, be it for the mainstream media, or for the 'not for profit' sector, or for consultancy on 'corporate social responsibility' or for designing customized projects, both of academic rigour and of socioeconomic propositions. His forte is his creative intellect. There is nothing like free time. When he is not on his professional assignments, he is into writing, scripting, documentary making, photography and his development sector initiatives.

Location:
India, Delhi
Current organization:
Social Entrepreneur
Current role:
Development Communication, Advocacy, Social Research
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Communication campaigning , Project Design, Documentaries, Internal and External branding, Media relations & Coverage plan, Research based writing, Case study development, Primary/Secondary Research, Data-collection instruments , Qualitative data analysis
I am:
Activist, Blogger, Brainstormer, Concerned citizen, Filmmaker, Global soul, Idea generator, Photographer, Social entrepreneur, Writer/Editor
My website links:
Beyond This Life , Banaras Calling , Alive Dreams Foundation
Universities:
Banaras Hindu University
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I'm passionate about

Anything that brings positive change, anything that brings back the lost sense of satisfaction and peace :)

An idea worth spreading

Working on, will share soon!

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Anything under the sun that makes sense

People don't know that I'm good at

Writing Hindi and English poems, playing Chess and Carrom

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  • A comment on Conversation: There is nothing called 'Objective News Reporting' - The academic misnomer in teaching is be corrected.

    Sep 27 2011: It is not at the production level but the prevalent gatekeeping at higher Management and Editorial levels. The academic sanctity says even to ignore adjectives as much as possible but that seldom happens. After all news communication is just another human process aided by mechanical tools and so the larger question is of balance of objectivity and subjectivity.

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