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Shakti Chandran Steps Down as Executive Editor of Brut India

Senior digital journalist Shakti Chandran exits Brut India after leading its English and Hindi editorial operations and driving audience growth across platforms.

by Newsdesk
Published: Feb 02, 2026, 11:20:00 AM   |  
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According to media reports, Shakti Chandran has stepped down from his role as Executive Editor at Brut. Chandran led Brut India’s English and Hindi editorial operations, overseeing partnerships as well as day-to-day newsroom management during his tenure.

Led bilingual editorial strategy and newsroom operations

In his role, Chandran was responsible for shaping content strategy and editorial direction across platforms. He played a key role in defining Brut India’s approach to digital video journalism in both English and Hindi, aligning newsroom priorities with evolving audience consumption patterns on social and video-first platforms.

His responsibilities extended across editorial decision-making, newsroom coordination, and long-term content planning, as Brut continued to strengthen its position in India’s competitive digital media landscape.

Audience growth under his leadership

Under Chandran’s leadership, Brut India and Brut Hindi recorded significant audience growth, further consolidating their presence in the digital video news ecosystem. The platforms expanded their reach while reinforcing their editorial identity across languages.

Career progression at Brut India

Chandran joined Brut India in 2022 as News Editor and was promoted to Executive Editor two years later, according to details shared on his LinkedIn profile. Over the years, he built extensive experience in leading editorial teams, shaping social media strategy, managing newsroom operations, and improving content performance across platforms.

His exit marks a leadership transition for Brut India at a time when digital newsrooms continue to navigate rapid shifts in audience behaviour, platform algorithms, and competitive pressures.