Pritiraj Brahma
Founding Partner of Pritiraj & Partners, a governance and political strategy advisory practice in Bengaluru, and author of The Pritiraj Review.
Pritiraj Brahma advises on the problem that sits between politics and government: the distance between what a state announces and what actually reaches a household. He founded Pritiraj & Partners to do that work in two directions — government delivery consulting for those who govern, and political strategy for those who seek to.
He writes The Pritiraj Review, the journal of the firm, published weekly since February 2026. It spans 7 domains of Indian governance, and every essay is argued from named public sources — PIB, RBI, CAG, the National Judicial Data Grid, PRS, the Economic Survey, parliamentary replies. The Review holds a standing rule against invented figures.
The argument that runs through all of it: India’s failures are failures of institutional design — tasks without owners, targets without deadlines, results nobody is required to publish — rather than failures of ambition or resource. A nation is judged not by what it announces, but by what reaches its last home.
He is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka.