• Published a weekly column, Trikaalam (past, present and future) on Sundays. Wrote objective analysis on the performance of AP, Telangana and union governments. • Toured extensively across the country to report 2019 general elections. While participating in the production of Sakshi daily and performance of Sakshi TV channel and the digital platforms of Sakshi.com, Sakshi post and Sakshi Samachar, I was instrumental in educating the readers in Andhra Pradesh regarding the work done or not done by the TDP government in AP during 2014-19.

• Chief Editor of The Hans India & HMTV• Founded Hyderabad Media House & HMTV, a news channel, and The Hans India, an English Daily • Anchored a pathbreaking flag ship programme “Andhra Pradesh: DASHA -DISHA” , a debate in 25 places in undivided Andhra Pradesh involving thousands of people when tempers were high on account of division of State . The debate involving thousands of people was shown live for 8 hours on every Sunday for 7 months. This was first of its kind in WORLD TV JOURNALISM HISTORY. • Started a school of journalism at HMTV• Visited Kashmir for a fortnight, interviewed cross section of leaders including HIRRIAT leaders like Gilani.• Covered 2009 & 2014 elections touring all over the country• Conducted a campaign to help people of Nalgonda District who are suffering with Fluoride in drinking water.• Conducted a two-week ‘SAVE MUSI’ campaign holding meetings on the way to create public awareness.• Worked as a catalyst to bring about SC/ST Sub-Plan.• Live programme at 15 centers on Crusade against cancer. • HMTV was the first channel to have an Ombudsman in India. • HMTV was the only channel to have tribal reporters reporting from Agency areas. • Anchored a programme called ‘JANAGHOSHA’ at various locations in undivided Andhra Pradesh providing an opportunity to the affected people to give vent to their anger and anguish at establishing Thermal Power plant in fertile lands in Srikakulam District.• Wrote a weekly column, ‘Thursday Thoughts,’ in The Hans India. • Conducted a programme at Karimnagar with the person who went to Gulf and disappeared. The name of the programme was ‘GULF GAAYAM (the wound)’

• Revived and edited ANDHRA JYOTHI newspaper after it was closed for over 18 months.• Wrote a weekly column, ‘Sakaalam.’• Started the revived paper with a print order of 63,000 and went up to a sensational level of 550,000 copies within five years.

• As editor of vaartha, ran a campaign against unbundling of Andhra Pradesh Electricity Board as part of the power sector reforms. Wrote a number of analytical articles and first page editorial opposing the move.• Published a series of articles on the movement of separate Telangana State.• Wrote a weekly column, Vaartha Vyaakhya. • Introduced one and only column by a Dalit scholar in Telugu dailies with a caption ‘DALIT DAIRY’ written by Mr Chandra Bhanu Prakash. • Was instrumental in mobilizing public opinion in favour of talks between Undivided AP Government and MAOISTS.• Published poems in the edit page on current affairs.• During Dr Murthy’s tenure, the circulation went up from 140,000 to 550,000

Produced and directed two programmes every week – 1. Screening of newspapers by name ‘PATRIKA PRAPANCHAM’ aired by Gemini TV. A programme showing the development schemes sponsored by Government of India by name ‘Chaitanya Deepika’– aired by Door Darshan. Launched a talk show aired by DD by name, ‘Vedika’.

Published a number of investigative stories. Wrote a weekly column by name “Veekshanam”

During this period wrote a weekly column ‘India Gate’. Reported from various North Indian states during assembly elections.

Published a number of investigative stories.

• Launched Vijayawada edition of Udayam daily.• Published a number of investigative stories. Organised and published one and only interview of PWG leader KONDAPALLI SEETHARAMAIAH when he was underground. Wrote a serial in UDAYAM Weekly, Amoeba. Also penned a weekly humour column, ‘Saradaala Parada.’• Participated in a number of programmes conducted by All India Radio. Spoke on Current Affairs.

Worked as shift-in-charge and produced the paper of the day for a number of years. Wrote a column called “NAGARA SANCHARAM”

• Covered the summer classes for teachers addressed by Bhagwan Satya Sai Baba at White field for 45 days in June-July 1979. • Interviewed Dev Raj Urs, the then Chief Minister. • Covered Chikmagaluru by-election contested by Indira Gandhi & Virendra Patil • Weekly column on sports for Prajatantra by name Khelavani with pen name KRIDI.