In this conversation, Nandini and Karthik interview Tanmoy Mitra, a journalist and creative content editor at ET edge insights. They discuss topics such as starting a career in journalism, the changing landscape of journalism in the digital age, the importance of research and ethics in reporting, and the balance between being politically correct and reporting on change. They also touch on audience engagement and the challenges of finding a work-life balance in journalism. Tanmoy shares his insights on the profession and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and contribution to society as measures of success.

Takeaways -

- Starting a career in journalism can be challenging, but having a strong work ethic and a desire to learn are key to success.

- The digital age has brought about a new wave of independent journalists, who are able to reach a global audience more easily.

- Journalists must prioritize research and ensure they have credible sources to avoid spreading misinformation.

- Balancing being politically correct with reporting on change requires taking a middle path and presenting multiple perspectives.

- Audience engagement in journalism is driven by data, but gut feeling and positive mindset also play a role.

- Finding a work-life balance in journalism is important, and support from family and a positive ecosystem at work are crucial.

- Retirement is not a concept for journalists, as they continue to contribute and learn throughout their careers.

- Success in journalism is measured by the impact on others, recognition, and overall contribution to society.

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