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Sanchari Ghosh is an assistant editor at Mint with over 12 years of experience in journalism, specializing in personal finance, DLT & DeFi, geopolitics and foreign policy, with a particular focus on how these areas intersect.
He writes extensively about how money works in everyday life – helping readers make personal financial decisions.
As AI reshapes investment behavior, capital is increasingly flowing into decentralized ecosystems, redefining how assets are managed, traded and valued. It focuses on explaining how money flows within frameworks such as Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), DeFi protocols and crypto markets – while exploring what the future of money might look like in a trustless, programmable financial world.
It also focuses on immigration-related issues, simplifying complex topics around visas, passports, overseas financial planning and many practical issues that Indians face when moving or living abroad.
In addition to personal finance, Sanchari has a solid understanding of international politics, current and historical conflicts, and global state decisions. He closely monitors how geopolitical developments affect economies, markets and individual financial choices, and weaves finance and global affairs together in his reporting.
She started her career as a desk editor, which gave her a strong foundation in news writing. Over time, her interest naturally shifted towards personal finance. Before joining Mint in 2020, she worked for DNA, The Times of India, Outlook Money, BloombergQuint and ETMoney. At Mint, she was given the opportunity to expand her coverage to include immigration and geopolitical developments, while continuing to closely monitor personal finance trends and market movements. As a journalist, she is committed to accuracy, intellectual rigor and fairness.
An English major, her work has taken her across cities including Delhi, Mumbai and Pune. Living independently from an early age gave her the first experience of managing her life and money on her own. This hands-on exposure sparked her strong interest in personal finance.
Outside the newsroom, Sanchari is a sports enthusiast who regularly plays tennis and squash. She was also a national level badminton player in her younger years.
