Associate Director at Rang Digitech LLCWorked with Rang Technologies, GoodFirms, Jindal, Times of India, and NewsXFormerly in Journalism & Corporate Communications
Harsh V Singh spent his twenties chasing chief ministers for a quote and hospital corridors for a story. Today he runs global project delivery for Rang Digitech LLC, Associate Director since April 2026, based out of Piscataway, New Jersey, running his team day-to-day from Rang's Vadodara and Ahmedabad offices in Gujarat, leading delivery for a cross-functional team that manages client relationships and campaign execution across the US, UK, Canada, UAE, and India.
Before any of that, he was a reporter, bylined stories for The Times of India, the International Business Times (Singapore Edition), NewsX and British Herald. Reporting that took him from hospital wards in Hyderabad to the floor of the Karnataka Vidhan Soudha, sitting across from sitting and former Chief Ministers, party spokespeople and civil servants to get the quote that mattered. That grounding, verify the fact, hit the deadline, say the complicated thing simply, still drives how he thinks about brand strategy and corporate communications now. Just aimed at a different kind of story.
Nine-plus years in, journalism and brand strategy still run on the same fuel: get the facts right, then make people care. He has interviewed sitting chief ministers, a former prime minister, Indian ambassadors, actors, singers, foreign MPs, Indian MLAs, MLCs and MPs, RTI commissioners, scholars, and Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi, and broken investigative stories that prompted government scrutiny.
From the floor of the Vidhan Soudha to global project delivery, read newest dispatch first.
Owns end-to-end delivery for a portfolio of digital marketing accounts across the US, UK, Canada, UAE, and India, resourcing, coordinating teams through concurrent engagements, and protecting KPIs, brand compliance and online reputation.
Set brand strategy at the intersection of storytelling, SEO, and applied AI, building campaigns measured on real numbers rather than vanity metrics.
Led a team of SEO, social media and design professionals across eight-plus companies inside the group.
Wrote for a global client base across software development, mobile apps, SEO, blockchain and digital marketing.
Led content for Visa Crunch and academic content for KananPrep and its franchises; ran campaigns that lifted brand engagement by 40 percent.
Coordinated with 15-plus commercial-function departments on company literature, CSR campaigns and internal communications.
Curated the news into 60-word summaries and trained a team of writers on SEO-friendly reporting.
Covered the Hollywood beat out of Bangalore for IBT's Singapore edition.
Thirteen published bylines in seven days, a hospital sanitation investigation that prompted government scrutiny, organ-donation shortfalls, road safety on Necklace Road, and political messaging in government-school notebooks.
Ran camera and OB-van operations and landed on-camera interviews with CM Siddaramaiah, former CM B. S. Yeddyurappa, KPCC president Dr. G. Parameshwara and JD(S) spokesperson Tanveer Ahmed, reporting live from the Vidhan Soudha during the presidential-election proceedings for Ram Nath Kovind.
Journalism, brand, SEO, generative AI, leadership and DEI, through Reuters, Semrush, HubSpot, Google and LinkedIn Learning.
Attributions from newsrooms, agencies and lecture halls, not one of them anonymous.
“He stood out among his peers because he was very focused and had absolute clarity on what he wanted to do. Harsh will be an asset to any company that hires him.”
Reporting that took me from hospital wards in Hyderabad to the floor of the Karnataka Vidhan Soudha.
British HeraldNarendra Modi Wins Reader's Poll for World's Most Powerful Person 2019
International Business Times · SingaporeReporter archive, Hollywood beat
Times of India · HyderabadDirt, dump & filth: Ailing state-run hospitals need booster dose
Times of India · HyderabadOn Necklace Road, bikers run over safety
Times of India · HyderabadNotebooks with K Chandrasekhar Rao's photo draw activists' ire
Times of India · HyderabadNot enough organs despite increase in donationsThe habit behind the range, a well-read desk makes for a sharper brief.
Encounters from nine years of chasing the story: Supreme Court justices, chief ministers, authors, cricketers, each filed with the story behind it, not as a name list. Click any frame to view it large.
Met and spoke with the journalist whose investigative reporting first broke open the Bofors-India Howitzer deal.
Asked the former Supreme Court judge and Karnataka Lokayukta directly whether the Rajya Sabha needed reform. His answer, that the Upper House was built as an intellectual check on the Lok Sabha but had become a seat people could effectively buy, stuck with me long after the interview ended.
Read 2 States on a friend's recommendation in 2011. Seven years later, sat beside its author asking him questions for a story. He signed off with a note thanking me for entering the reading world. Full circle, the kind journalism occasionally hands you.
Told him thank you, for carrying Indian cricket through the match-fixing years, and for that Kolkata Test against Australia alongside Rahul Dravid in particular. He smiled, acknowledged it kindly, signed an autograph for my father, and posed for a quick selfie before he had to rush off. Genuinely humble, exactly as advertised.
In conversation with the civil-rights activist and journalist. She wrote a note afterward: questioning and scepticism are the hallmark of the profession, and overcoming fear and intimidation comes with the territory. A line worth keeping on the wall of anyone who reports for a living.
Interviewed Justice Siddharth Mridul of the Delhi High Court and Justice R.K. Agrawal of the Supreme Court of India on judicial and constitutional matters.
With the then News & Special Projects Editor at Republic TV, an alumna of my college.
Interviewed the foreign correspondent and author on the craft of journalism, on the record, on camera. He later wrote Illiberal India: Gauri Lankesh and the Age of Unreason.
Second meeting with the former diplomat and MP, who personally translated a collection of Atal Bihari Vajpayee's poetry. Asked him directly whether Vajpayee himself had requested the translation. He confirmed it, a phone call, a personal ask, exactly as the story had always gone.
With the former Editor-in-Chief of Mirror Now, an alumna of my college.
Former director of the Satish Dhawan Space Centre and the ISRO Satellite Centre, one of Dr. Vikram Sarabhai's first handpicked engineers in 1962, senior to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, and the man who recruited scientist S. Nambi Narayanan.
Covered a media briefing with the Karnataka Chief Minister alongside the state's senior IPS cadre, part of ongoing NewsX coverage of Karnataka state politics.
Recorded on-camera bytes from the JD(S) national spokesperson on two developing state political issues, one of several assignments covering Karnataka's opposition politics that season.
With Sathish Kumar, on two developing issues.
Recorded a byte from Praveen Shetty of the pro-Kannada organization Karnataka Rakshana Vedike.
An unexpected, challenging interview with the author of Gas Wars: Crony Capitalism and the Ambanis, a book that landed back in the spotlight when Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal took on Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Industries.
Friendly conversation with the lyricist and poet who made his Bollywood debut writing for Tanu Weds Manu. Success brought more work his way, he said, but the field stays difficult regardless. Everyone's still fighting their own version of the same struggle.
Interviewed the singer ahead of a performance in Bangalore.
Caught the Filmfare-winning director of Nil Battey Sannata, Bareilly Ki Barfi and Panga for a quick interview. Fifteen minutes in a chaotic, crowded space, and her warmth still came through completely unhurried.
A casual Facebook exchange turned into a personal invite: the author messaging to check if I was in Bangalore, then inviting me to his launch event. Showed up as promised.
With the author.
Met the general closely associated with the planning and execution of the Kargil War, the public face of the Indian Army as ADGMO for a generation that grew up watching those broadcasts.
Friendly conversation with the Labour MP, following an interview.
Met the Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, and INC national spokesperson at his residence.
Heard the Right to Information activist and former Central Information Commissioner speak on threats to the RTI Act. The only RTI activist to have served as a Central Information Commissioner, he disposed of over 20,000 cases in two years and nine months.
Discussed journalism, the Right to Information Act and governance with the founder and president of the Lok Satta Party.
With the Qawwali singers of Hyderabad, Nazeer Ahmed Khan Warsi and Naseer Ahmed Khan Warsi, along with accompanists.
Met the author and former chief of staff to Shashi Tharoor, around his book Rebel Sultans: The Deccan from Khilji to Shivaji.
A good chat with the Editor of The Hindu.
With the Chief of News Bureau, The New Indian Express.
Discussed defamation law and India-Pakistan relations with the senior advocate of the Karnataka High Court.
With the actor.
With Ridhi Shah, iamridhiculous, while she hosts the show.
Met the director who has worked across Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam cinema and rose to prominence with Cyanide, then at work on a biopic of Bengaluru DIG (Prisons) D. Roopa.
Harsh V Singh is Associate Director, Project Delivery at Rang Digitech LLC, and a former news reporter for the Times of India, International Business Times (Singapore Edition), NewsX and British Herald. He now leads global digital marketing delivery while continuing to write independently on geopolitics, marketing, life and long-form narrative.
He owns end-to-end project delivery for a global portfolio of digital marketing accounts spanning the US, UK, Canada, UAE, and India, managing cross-functional teams, resource allocation, KPIs and brand compliance across concurrent client engagements.
He reported for the Times of India in Hyderabad (civic affairs and public health), International Business Times, Singapore Edition (Hollywood beat), NewsX's Bangalore bureau (Karnataka state politics), and contributed to British Herald.
He holds an MA in Journalism and Audio-Visual Communication, a BA in Journalism from Presidency College Bangalore (Promising Journalist Award, 2018), and a B.Com from Garden City College, alongside 125-plus professional certifications in digital marketing, SEO and generative AI.
Over his journalism career, he has interviewed a former Prime Minister of India, sitting and former Chief Ministers of Karnataka, Indian ambassadors, Members of Parliament and state legislators, and RTI commissioners.
His expertise centers on leadership and cross-functional team management, having led content, SEO, social media and design professionals across eight-plus companies before rising to Associate Director. He combines this with digital marketing project delivery, brand strategy, SEO and executive-level communications, sharpened by a background in investigative journalism and public relations, where clear, persuasive communication under pressure was the daily requirement.
Yes. He holds certifications from LinkedIn Learning, Semrush, HubSpot Academy, Google, Great Learning and Reuters, covering brand strategy, SEO, generative AI for marketers and account management.
His career spans Rang Digitech, Rang Technologies, GoodFirms (via OpenXcell), Kanan.co, Jindal Saw Limited, Brifly News, the Times of India, International Business Times and NewsX.
He publishes long-form journalism and personal narrative on Substack and Medium, covering geopolitics, policy and brand strategy, drawing on his reporting background.
He is based in Vadodara, Gujarat, India, and also works out of Rang Digitech's Ahmedabad office while leading delivery teams across multiple countries.
He is known for investigative civic reporting, including a Times of India exposé on sanitation failures across three Hyderabad government hospitals, and for securing on-camera interviews with senior Karnataka political leaders during his time at NewsX.
He received the “Architect of Success” award at Rang Digitech's AGM Flare 2024, delivered the closing speech at Rang Group's AGM 2025, was named Promising Journalist in 2018 during his undergraduate studies at Presidency College, Bangalore, and holds a National Cadet Corps (NCC) “A” Certificate.
Beyond his formal reporting assignments, Harsh has interviewed and met a wide range of public figures, from Supreme Court justices and Members of Parliament to authors, actors and cricketers, each documented with the actual story behind the encounter in his photo journal above, rather than as a name list.
His writing carries a reporter's discipline, verified facts, sourced claims and narrative pacing, applied to brand strategy and corporate communications instead of daily news.
Get the facts right, then make people care. The same principle that drove his investigative journalism now shapes how he builds brand strategy and campaigns that move measurable results.
He's reachable via LinkedIn, by phone at +91 95387 86693, or by email at singhharsh_7@yahoo.in. His writing is published on Substack and Medium.
