Sachin Prabhakar Parab
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Sachin Prabhakar Parab
Sachin Prabhakar Parab is an Indian journalist, editor, and writer known for his extensive contributions to print, television, and digital media since 1996. With a career spanning nearly three decades, Parab has established himself as a prominent figure in Indian journalism, particularly in Maharashtra, and has been recognized for his investigative reporting, editorial leadership, and creative storytelling across multiple platforms.[1]
Early Life and Education
Sachin Parab holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Mumbai. His academic foundation in commerce was complemented by a deep interest in media and communication, which led him to pursue a career in journalism and content creation.
Career
Parab began his journalism career in 1998 with Varta Communication, contributing to programs such as Aaj Ki Baat (Star Plus), Aankhon Dekhi, Rojana (DD News), and Vrittant (DD Sahyadri). His early work included coverage of high-profile stories such as the Kandahar hijacking and the Priya Rajvansh murder case.
He later joined ETV Network in 2001, where he covered political, social, and entertainment beats. Notable assignments included on-ground reporting during the Gujarat riots and the MPSC scam. He also headed the entertainment bureau for 11 linguistic channels and conducted interviews with legendary figures like Pran, Dilip Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, and Amitabh Bachchan.
From 2007 to 2016, Parab held editorial roles at Live India, Mi Marathi, News Express TV, and TV9 Network. At TV9, he served two editorial tenures — first as Associate Editor (2008–2013), and later returned for a second stint as News Editor (2017–2018). During both innings, he led coverage of major events such as the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, the Adarsh scam, and President Barack Obama’s political convention in India. He also produced acclaimed shows like Paani Mange Marathwada, highlighting drought conditions in Maharashtra.
Between 2016 and 2021, Parab served as News Editor at Mumbai Live Web Portal[2] and Resident Editor at News 24 and E24, overseeing editorial strategy and special coverage across Maharashtra and Goa. In 2023, he was appointed Editor for Maharashtra and Goa at ETV Bharat, with additional editorial responsibilities for Gujarat.[1]
Creative Work
In addition to journalism, Parab has scripted several documentaries and short films in Marathi and Hindi. His creative portfolio includes:
- Ye Hai Officepur (Hungama) – Hindi serial (screenplay and dialogues)[3]
- Doorbell – Hindi web series - under production (story, screenplay, dialogues)
- Udhal Gulal – Marathi feature film - under production (story, screenplay)
He has also scripted and directed political and corporate films, as well as government-sponsored documentaries and TVCs.
Academic Contributions
Parab is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer in mass communication and media studies. He has presented papers at national and international conferences and served as honorary visiting faculty at universities in Mumbai, Pune, Kurukshetra, and private broadcast journalism institutions.
Awards and Recognition
Sachin Parab has received numerous accolades for his work, including:
- Mumbai Gaurav Award for Excellence in Journalism (2019)
- Kalashray Award for Excellence in TV Journalism (2019)
- Hira Manek Award for Political News Coverage (2013)
- KDMC–Thane Press Club Award for Investigative Journalism (2013)
- Soham Academy Award for Excellence in TV Journalism (2012)
He was the sole representative from Maharashtra at the 8th International Diplomatic Correspondent Course organized by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India (2011). He also visited the White House in 2010 and submitted a thesis titled Media and News Integrity at American University.
Committee Memberships and Jury Roles
- Jury Member, Cannes International Film Festival 2023 (Film Bazaar Section)
- Member, State Marathi Films Subsidy Committee (2023–2026)
- Former Member, State Accreditation Committee, Mumbai Division (2015–2018)
Personal Life
Sachin Parab resides in Mumbai and continues to contribute to journalism and media innovation. He is active on social media and maintains professional engagements across India and abroad.
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