With a deep love for words and a storyteller’s soul, Saadya Mohan brings a sharp global lens and an expressive Indian voice to the editorial team at Iconique Divas. A communications professional with a Master’s in Strategic Communications and Marketing from the London School of Economics (graduating with Distinction), and a BA in English Literature from the prestigious Lady Shri Ram College, Saadya’s journey has been shaped by language, culture, and purpose.

Her professional path began at just 18 in the bustling newsroom of The Times of India, where she discovered her calling in writing for impact. From there, she carved a niche across leading Indian publications like The Indian Express and The Quint, covering powerful narratives around policy, gender, and health — always with empathy and precision.

Seeking a broader perspective, Saadya pursued her master’s degree at LSE, learning from a global cohort of media professionals across 120+ countries. Today, she continues her editorial journey at The Telegraph (UK), curating and crafting century-old crosswords and word games for an international audience of 45 million readers.

At Iconique Divas, Saadya lends her voice to content that celebrates depth, identity, and resilience. Her sharp editorial eye, combined with a heart tuned to inclusivity and authenticity, makes her a natural storyteller of women’s voices that deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated.