My Pen Is Still With Me”: Dr. Ravi Sharma’s Comeback Through Operation Black Spot

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Renowned investigative journalist Dr. Ravi Sharma has made a powerful return to the public discourse with the release of his book “Operation Black Spot”, a bold and deeply personal account of journalism, justice, and survival. The book was launched on his birthday, July 21, and is now available on major platforms including Amazon and Flipkart.

More than a memoir, Operation Black Spot is a testimony—of resilience, betrayal, and the undying power of the written word. Through a series of raw, gripping case studies, Dr. Sharma brings readers face-to-face with the harsh truths investigative journalists often endure behind the glare of the camera. The book not only documents high-risk stories he uncovered but also serves as a guide for aspiring reporters navigating India’s complex media landscape.

Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Sharma writes:
“One day, the camera turned towards me—not as a reporter, but as a suspect. That’s when I understood the thin line between making headlines and becoming one.”

He refers to a tumultuous chapter in his life when, in a shocking twist, he found himself accused of a serious crime. The same media that once amplified his voice turned silent, and the journalist became the judged. But in the depths of that silence, one thing remained — his pen.

“I lost faith, identity, even my voice. But my pen stayed with me,” he states, and that pen has now become the vehicle for his redemption and truth-telling once more.

The book also discusses the evolving challenges of journalism in the digital age, especially under extended realities and shrinking press freedoms. It highlights how truth-seekers are often punished for doing their jobs too well—and how they can still fight back.

With no trace of glamour or dramatization, Operation Black Spot presents journalism in its rawest form: filled with ethical dilemmas, hidden threats, and the emotional toll of reporting stories that matter. It’s a powerful reminder that journalism isn’t just about breaking stories—it’s also about withstanding what breaks you.

Already drawing critical acclaim, the book is being hailed as an essential read for media professionals, students of journalism, and anyone concerned with truth, freedom, and accountability in modern India.

“This isn’t just my comeback,” Dr. Sharma says. “It’s a reminder that voices silenced can always rise again—through words, through truth, and through courage.

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