Md Danish
Founder and Editor in Chief, NewsSparq
I am Md Danish. I founded NewsSparq and I edit it. Every story that goes out
under this masthead passes through me before it publishes, which means the
sourcing, the framing, and any mistakes are mine to answer for.
Background
I hold a Master of Computer Applications with a focus on cybersecurity and
software engineering. My professional work spans Android development, security
testing, vulnerability assessment, and network traffic analysis. I have worked on
real projects at L&T and Corizo, contributing to secure application
development and security testing engagements.
What I cover
My technical background is the reason NewsSparq goes deeper than most outlets
on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and shifts inside the tech industry. NewsSparq covers technology, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, and nothing outside that. I narrowed the site to those three areas in July 2026 because they are the subjects I can report on with real expertise rather than summarise from a wire.
Why NewsSparq exists
Most coverage either oversimplifies a complex story or buries the part that
actually matters underneath jargon. I started NewsSparq to break down security incidents, AI releases and the technology industry in a way that is genuinely useful to people who care how these stories land on their work, their systems and their money.
Standards and accountability
Every factual claim we publish is tied to a verifiable source, linked directly
to primary documents, government data, court filings, company filings, or named
officials wherever those exist. If we publish an error, we correct it within 24
hours and add a dated correction note at the top of the article. We do not
silently edit past stories.
NewsSparq is independent. We are not affiliated with any political party,
government agency, lobbying organization, or corporate sponsor, and we do not
accept paid placements or undisclosed partnerships.
Contact
Corrections, tips, and criticism are all welcome through our
contact page. Our full sourcing and verification
process is documented in the Editorial
Policy, and past corrections are logged on the
Corrections page.