Harsh has trouble letting go. In other words, he is an editor and a rewriter. He believes good storytelling hinges on symmetry, which must be achieved through a better understanding of the facts at hand, and not just a rearrangement of parts. The process is a key driver for him. Harsh studied physics in college and has a master’s degree in communication studies.

He has been a journalist for 15 years, diving into various aspects of content creation, right from the first newsbreak. He has worked at DNA (Ahmedabad), Times of India (Bangalore), and Mumbai Mirror, his longest halt. The subjects have ranged from city and state developments, politics, opinions, and global affairs to startups and technology now.

Why build The CapTable? The new economy is coming up on the promise of fresh learnings and fast change. It’s a theme The CapTable tracks very closely and one that also resonates with Harsh.