Next-Generation Women Leaders from PHI Learning Join Indian Delegation at International Publishers Congress 2026

Pallavi Ghosh and Aditi Ghosh embody the next wave of Indian women in publishing and the future of academic publishing worldwide.

New Delhi / Kuala Lumpur, July 4: In a notable development for India’s publishing sector, Pallavi Ghosh (27) and Aditi Ghosh (25) from PHI Learning Private Limited are attending the 35th International Publishers Congress 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as members of the Indian delegation.

Their involvement signals a key generational milestone for a leading Indian academic publisher. By representing PHI Learning at one of the publishing world’s most esteemed international gatherings, these two young women exemplify the evolving landscape of Indian publishing—youthful, well‑educated, globally minded, tech‑savvy, and increasingly guided by women.

As India’s publishing sector broadens its impact on education, knowledge creation, digital learning, and global collaboration, the presence of Pallavi and Aditi underscores the sector’s future direction. It highlights how a new generation of publishing professionals is merging heritage with innovation and tradition with technology.

Pallavi Ghosh serves as Brand Strategist at PHI Learning, a role she has held for four years. She earned a BA in English and an MA in Contemporary Literature, Culture and Theory from King’s College London. In her position, she oversees branding, marketing, digital outreach, and strategic communications, enhancing PHI Learning’s connections with readers, educators, institutions, and the broader publishing community.

Drawing on her literary background and expertise in branding and digital communication, Pallavi exemplifies a new breed of publishing professionals who recognize the value of high‑quality content while also prioritizing positioning, visibility, and outreach in today’s fast‑changing knowledge economy.

Aditi Ghosh works as Operations Coordinator at PHI Learning, a role she has filled for two years. She holds a BA in Applied Psychology and an MA in Counselling Psychology from Amity University. In this capacity, she assists with operational management, workflow coordination, and organizational processes, bolstering PHI Learning’s internal systems and execution.

Aditi’s people‑focused, process‑oriented mindset reflects the growing significance of professional management, efficient coordination, and streamlined operations within contemporary publishing firms.

Their attendance also underscores the rising influence of women in publishing. Although women have long contributed as editors, educators, authors, designers, and industry professionals, the prominence of young women in leadership positions is gaining importance. Pallavi and Aditi’s presence at the International Publishers Congress illustrates this positive trend and highlights the vital role young women will have in shaping the future of Indian publishing.

Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Sagarika Ghosh, Chairperson, PHI Learning Private Limited, said:

“It is a proud and emotional moment for PHI Learning to witness Pallavi and Aditi embody the next generation of our organization on an international stage. They bring fresh perspectives, solid academic grounding, discipline, and dedication to the firm. Today’s Indian publishing sector requires young professionals who appreciate both the rich heritage of books and the shifting demands of the future. I am confident that Pallavi and Aditi will contribute significantly to PHI Learning and the broader publishing landscape in the years to come.”

PHI Learning upholds a distinguished publishing legacy cultivated over several decades in academic and professional education. The firm has been instrumental in delivering high‑quality educational content to students, teachers, researchers, and institutions throughout India. The late Shri Asoke K. Ghosh, former Chairman and Managing Director of PHI Learning and recipient of the IPA Champion Award, remains a guiding inspiration for the organization.

Similarly, Pallavi and Aditi’s involvement in the International Publishers Congress extends that legacy while also pointing toward the future. It shows the confidence of a new generation prepared to advance Indian publishing with innovative ideas, professional expertise, digital fluency, and global outlook.

As India strengthens its standing in the global knowledge economy, the presence of young publishing professionals such as Pallavi Ghosh and Aditi Ghosh points to a bright future for the sector—one where women, youth, innovation, and worldwide engagement will assume an ever‑greater role.