A New Publishing Model Reshapes the Author Journey as Truth and Social Publication Expands Its Footprint

Sushmit Verma, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Truth and Social Publication, and Tusharika Sharma, Co-founder, say the platform is focused on building author credibility, reach, and long-term intellectual value in India

Truth and Social Publication is emerging as a differentiated force in India’s publishing landscape by positioning itself not merely as a book production service, but as a long-term partner in an author’s intellectual and professional journey. Founded in 2024, the company operates at the intersection of publishing, personal branding, and cultural preservation, addressing gaps that many Indian writers have historically faced.
In a market crowded with transactional publishing models, Truth and Social Publication has adopted an approach that treats publishing as a developmental process. The company works with authors from ideation through writing, editing, design, distribution, and promotion, with the stated aim of ensuring that ideas do not remain confined to manuscripts but evolve into books with visibility and relevance.

The organisation is led by Sushmit Verma, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, whose background spans writing, publishing, and marketing. His work centres on helping professionals, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts translate lived experience and expertise into books that strengthen credibility and public presence. Verma describes publishing as a vehicle for visibility rather than celebrity. According to him, many capable voices remain unheard not because of a lack of substance, but because of limited access to structured publishing support.
Working alongside him is Tusharika Sharma, Co-founder of Truth and Social Publication, who brings a creative and editorial lens shaped by her own experience as a writer. Sharma has closely observed the challenges faced by Indian authors, particularly those arising from financial constraints, lack of guidance, and fragmented publishing ecosystems. Her role focuses on shaping manuscripts while preserving author voice, and on building confidence in writers navigating the publishing process for the first time.

At the core of the company’s operating philosophy is a commitment to treat publishing as a nurturing practice rather than a commercial transaction. Editorial development is positioned as a collaborative process, with emphasis on clarity, structure, and narrative strength. Design and formatting are approached with reader engagement in mind, while distribution and marketing strategies are tailored to align the book with its intended audience rather than generic visibility metrics.
This philosophy is underpinned by a stated long-term objective. Truth and Social Publication has set a goal of empowering 100,000 Indian authors by 2030. The ambition extends beyond numerical scale and reflects an intent to connect Indian professionals and storytellers with readers both within the country and internationally. The broader aim, according to the organisation, is to support the preservation and dissemination of India’s intellectual and cultural heritage through contemporary publishing practices.

The company’s growth has already attracted industry recognition. In 2025, Truth and Social Publication was named Best Publishing House in India, an award presented by author Chetan Bhagat. The recognition reflects the company’s rapid emergence within the literary ecosystem and its focus on elevating author voices rather than prioritising volume alone.
The relevance of this approach is heightened by current market dynamics. Indian writers often compete for attention in categories dominated by international titles, particularly in business, entrepreneurship, and personal development. By emphasising editorial quality, positioning, and sustained author support, Truth and Social Publication aims to ensure that Indian perspectives are not only published, but also noticed and engaged with.

For many authors, the publishing process can be isolating and opaque. The company seeks to counter this by offering a structured pathway grounded in collaboration and respect for author intent. Whether working with first-time writers or experienced professionals refining their message, the emphasis remains on alignment between content, audience, and long-term impact.
As Indian readership increasingly seeks content that reflects local context and lived experience, Truth and Social Publication positions itself as part of a broader shift toward confidence in indigenous voices. Its trajectory suggests an evolving role for publishers in India, one where books are not only commercial products, but tools for dialogue, influence, and intellectual legacy.

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