Meet The Team

Yajvin is a management consultant for a part of the day, a fitness enthusiast, a finance expert, and a trader for the rest of it. Having completed his management degree in finance, Yajvin seeks to employ his prowess in acquisitions and finance while writing dark poetry and prose. He leads the content consulting at Wordbred and is one of the ideators at the organization.

Shikha is an Economic Research Analyst by profession and a closet digital artist. She has majored in Financial Economics and is an ardent procrastinator. While multi-tasking, Shikha has been leading research at Wordbred and she manages the quality of the content being published on the platform. A serial binge-watcher and a connoisseur of digital content, Shikha has been at the heart of strategy and operations at Wordbred.

Eshaan is the multi-talented management head at Wordbred. He leads the front, is the legal head and manages the company accounts. While not working at all these fronts, Eshaan can be found compiling kick-ass playlists and taking the gaming community by a storm on his PS5.

Siddharth is an Engineer by choice and a Physicist by heart. Did his major in Quantum computing, a nyctophyle who probably read too much psychology for his own good. District-level silver medalist in soccer, introvert, and a reader. He is the Quality Analyst/Head of Operations at Wordbred.

Part-time quizzer, full-time gunner, dreamer and an avid reader.

Nikita is stuck in time, a side effect of reading too many classics at a young age. She is one of those who still writes letters and sends postcards. Her heart belongs to English, and mind to Economics, which she pursues at Miranda House. You can find her sitting alone, reading poetry or drinking in the sights of her red-bricked college. Or simply slaving away on her college work. Nikita dreams with her eyes open, and hopes to make something out of her scribbles.

Chaitali is pursuing graduation in English literature and Economics from Delhi University. The early acquaintance to the cult classics of the Indian cinema, and a few minutes with a pen and paper, created in her a liberal soul asking for more than just farce romanticism. Being a part of a prominent theatre society, strong feminists like Ismat Chughtai and Virginia Woolf imbibe in her a liberal observer. Also, her constant inspiration lies in the beautifully written poems of Pablo Neruda, Sylvia Plath, T.S. Eliot and the great Ghalib. Sadat Hasan Manto's fearless writings are what she yearns for.

Brinda is a lawyer without a degree. She’ll read anything, as long as it’s fictional. She loves fantasy because the real world is terrifying and she’d rather not live there. She also likes history, mythology and really anything that enables her escapist tendencies. Currently she’s living in Mumbai and trying to figure her life out.

Avid writer, ardent reader, and procrastination enthusiast. Likes to hang out with books but being social is a skill she has yet to master. Absolutely vibes with thunderstorms.

Rohit is a commerce graduate from Calcutta University. He is currently deployed as a business analyst for Tata Consultancy Services and is an ardent football zealot. He is also the editor-in-chief for Jersey Football Magazine and also a regular contributor to Sportskeeda, Funniest Indian Cricket Lounge and Sportsamaze. An aficionado of the paranormal genre, HP Lovecraft and Algernon Blackwood are his personal favourites. With an eye for surreal pictures, he has even tried his hand at the lens with Cobain providing the background music.

Diksha Narang is a PhD candidate in sociology at South Asian University. Her research is on the relationship between postcolonial citizenship and nomadic communities in Rajasthan. She is interested in understanding power, ethics and government.

Surbhi is a Software Engineer at Microsoft in Redmond WA working on the Audio Data and Intelligence Team. She graduated from Carnegie Mellon University majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a passion for Computer Programming. She has also been involved with recruiting and intern management at work due to her passion for mentoring young minds. She envisions using technology for youth empowerment as well as encouraging young girls to pursue STEM fields regardless of it being male dominated. She loves playing badminton and basketball, reading sci-fi and young adult fiction, crime thrillers and dystopian novels. She spends a large chuck of her time binging on superhero TV shows. She believes that with the power of the internet, free speech has not only been imperative to discuss the state of our world but also unites us in our love for literature and the fandom culture.

Vani prefers her puns intended. She is inquisitive, affable, and loves anything Spanish. She is a passionate debater, enjoys writing about various issues, reading non-fiction, poetry and cramming her mind with unusual ideas in her free time. She is pursuing her undergraduate studies at the University of Delhi.

Shashwat loves to explore obscure histories of words, phrases, beliefs and more of everyday things. More so, he loves to have discussions about recently read (great) books. He has unrelenting appetite for wide ranging conversations that could take place in domains of psychology, literature, various world religions, technology, spirituality and also random mundane musings.

Shashwat gets stuck on various kinds of things – Web Development, Writing, Psychology – and he always has ‘big’ ideas in such diverse regions. He has worked on projects in some of these. Currently, he maintains that ‘Writing’ is what he loves most of all.

Aditya is a multi-talented guy, who is currently pursuing a course in Information Technology while winning laurels in various sports like swimming and volleyball. He is someone who would get the job done before a certain deadline is given. He spends his free time playing FIFA and follows Chelsea with all his heart.

If Karishma had a Twitter bio, it would say genial and rebellious. Despite her attempts to appear mysterious and dark like Wednesday Addams, she’s actually a Helga. Her father was in the Indian Army and she attended Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, where she was the school captain in her final year. After that she had not applied to any other university after school except for Delhi, and didn’t exactly score 99% in her boards, so she gave ECA auditions for debating and studied economics for a year at Miranda. Sadly, her classmates at Miranda loved economics and she felt like a sham. She realised she didn’t really love Miranda or economics the way she should’ve, and so took up English literature at KMC and started all over again. She loves being a flower girl, wearing brightly colored tie-and-dye clothes from Janpath and listening to the Beatles. Her favorite podcasts are ‘Stuff Mom Never Told You About’ on How Stuff Works. Spontaneity and travelling are perpetual goals for Karishma, and she further plans to write Judy Blume-esque tales for children.