Rohit Saxena started his journey as a Media & Journalism professional over 20 years ago in the year 2000. Since Rohit has achieved many milestones throughout his career and worked with giant media corporations such as National Voice, Zee News, NDTV, News Nation, Sahara Samay, News Express and Dainik Jagran. Recently, Rohit left his position of a group CEO at News World India and founded “Parliamentary Business”. Blessed with an iconic voice, Rohit is a famous chap in the Media industry.

Besides his professional career, Rohit has a vast academic qualification background. He’s a commerce graduate from Kanpur University, later he did his Post graduation in History. Rohit is an MBA in Media Marketing from Institute of Business Management & Diploma Holder in Computers. He has also explored the law field and completed his LLB degree from Kanpur University.

Rohit Saxena is a prominent individual in the sports arena, he’s a sports activist. He’s an organizer of a various sports association, he is a national taekwondo champion and an IInd Dan Black Belt holder of Taekwondo from Korea. Here are some organization, which he’s connected with: He’s an executive body member for Taekwondo Federation of India. Earlier he was an Assistant Vice President of Uttar Pradesh Olympic Association. Rohit is an incumbent as Chairman of Media Committee of Taekwondo Federation of India. Besides Taekwondo, Rohit is also associated with Boxing and Bodybuilding, currently, he is a President at Boxing Association and Bodybuilding association.

Neeraj Gupta is the Founder and Editor in Chief of parliamentarybusiness.com. He has been the editor of the annual report book of Lok Sabha 'Representatives at Work', released by Center for Democracy and Peace, since the last 8 years.The latest edition of the book based on 15th Lok Sabha, published in 2016, was lauded by the then President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi.

Neeraj Gupta started his career as a cartoonist with the Hindi daily Nav Bharat in Madhya Pradesh, and has served many media organisation like Channel 7 (IBN 7), Dainik Jagran, besides being a columnist as a Cartoonist in Rediff News. His exhibition ‘Sansad Par Hamla’ in 2006, took a jibe at Parliamentarian behaviour that could well be seen as an attack on Parliament, and became a big hit. Since then he held many other exhibitions based on subject of social and public awareness across the country.

The 40-year-old is also associated with the NGO Mass for Awareness, under which he launched 'Vote for India' in 2013, a campaign for rising awareness of voting rights that reached millions.

Parliamentarybusiness.com is the brainchild of Neeraj Gupta, with which he hopes to enhance the quality of vote in our country. He believes that people should review the performance of their representatives in the Parliament and thereby cast their votes. This could strengthen the roots of democracy and our Parliament. According to him, people, who elect and send their representatives to the Parliament, should be informed about their participation and performance in the Parliament. Their accountability should be checked. The quantity of vote in our country has increased over the years, but the quality needs to revised. And that can be done only when the gap between voters and their representatives will reduce. That will be democracy in true sense.

Namita grew up in Madhya pradesh, India, and very early on, was inspired by the power of the research to effective social change. Surrounded by media and social research at home and drawing on her fascination with people and social interaction, she chose to explore the research as mediam for social change after she finished her BA in Sociology from Dr Sir Hari Singh Gour National University, Sagar, MP in 1997 and master in History in1999.

After completing her Masters, Namita left academia to explore her passion for parliament research. She is interested in harnessing the power of parliament related research to raise awareness about political and electoral issues and work with new and exciting media forms to engage with issues of voting rights.

Her most recent work, 'Representative at Work', examines the working of the Member of Parliament (MP) in Loksabha, their participation in debate and questions as a tool of analysis of their performance.