Journalism that follows evidence, not influence.
Business News1 reports on markets, financial wrongdoing, corporate conduct, governance and public accountability—with accuracy, independence and the public interest at the centre.
Reporting beyond the headline
We examine the decisions, institutions and financial systems that shape everyday life in India.
Our journalism is built around documentary evidence, official records, court documents, RTI responses and verified sources. Every story is approached with a commitment to accuracy, fairness and meaningful public-interest reporting.
“Journalism must serve citizens—not power structures.”
Our editorial standards
Clear principles guide every investigation, report and correction we publish.
Multi-source verification
Important facts are checked against credible and independent sources.
Editorial independence
Political or commercial relationships do not determine coverage.
Advertising separation
Paid communication remains clearly separate from newsroom reporting.
Transparent corrections
Material errors are acknowledged and corrected clearly.
Ethical investigation
Public-interest reporting follows legal and professional standards.
No undisclosed influence
We do not publish paid news or hidden sponsored narratives.

Unmesh Gujarathi
Founder and Editor-in-Chief, with more than 28 years of experience across Indian print and digital media.
He has held editorial positions at DNA (Daily News & Analysis), The Times Group, The Free Press Journal, Saamana, Dabang Dunia and Lokmat. He directs editorial standards, investigations, verification and legal compliance.
M.Com, MBA and a degree in Journalism
12+ books in Marathi and English
RTI, governance and investigative journalism
Established editorial foundation
Sprouts News, our associated investigative publication, is officially accredited or recognized by these public institutions.
Evidence before influence
We examine scams, corruption, governance failures and financial wrongdoing that demand legal, regulatory or institutional scrutiny. Responsible reporting is defended through documentation, verification and legal review.
Newsroom decisions stay independent
We do not align our journalism with political parties, corporate entities or pressure groups. Legitimate media revenue supports our work, while editorial decisions remain separate from commercial considerations.
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