The India Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) was established in 1999 as a not-for-profit organization. STC India brings together the most skilled and talented technical writers from India and internationally to facilitate the sharing of information about trends, standards, best practices, and experiences within the industry. As a learning organization, we strive to organize learning sessions and provide a platform for the community in India to collaborate.

Our mission is to make the world’s information clearer and easier to use by improving how people learn, practice, and teach technical writing. We strive to bridge the gap left by the lack of formal education (for technical writing) in India, the limited availability of structured learning sessions, and the constantly evolving field of technical communication.

What started as a mailing list is today a thriving community of over 4000 technical communicators across the country, across domains, and across domains. Our programs and initiatives are focused on:

  • Raising awareness within the community in India
  • Empowering local communities to shape the global practice
  • Building bridges between information architecture and other allied disciplines

Our current offerings:

  • Learning Sessions
  • STC India Conferences
  • Targeted learning session for corporates

Our Mission

The Society for Technical Communication advances technical communication as the discipline of transforming complex information into usable content for products, processes, and services.

STC serves its members by identifying and promoting best practices in the field and by demonstrating the economic value delivered by technical communicators. By providing lifelong learning opportunities, we help our members develop their skills and competencies so that they may advance in a variety of career paths. To achieve this mission, we focus our efforts in these areas:

  • Offering continuing education that enhances the competencies and skills of our members and enables lifelong learning
  • Fostering the means and opportunity for technical communication professionals to succeed in today’s workforce and to grow into related career fields
  • Defining and publicizing the economic contribution of technical communication practices to businesses and governments
  • Promoting the concept that technical communication training develops foundational skills and fosters in practitioners habits of analysis, discernment, and problem-solving that underpins their ability to successfully perform in many fields
  • Managing the operations of the Society in a sound and sustainable manner, investing strategically to enhance our ability to deliver member value

Our Vision

The Society for Technical Communication strives to be the international authority in content design and delivery, advancing the professional development of our members and articulating the value of technical communication within industry and academia.

    Admin Council

    You may connect with STC Admin Council using admin.council@stc-india.org

    Sachin Shenoy

    Sachin Shenoy

    President

    president@stc-india.org

    Paresh Naik

    Paresh Naik

    Vice President

    vicepresident@stc-india.org

    Lakshmi Krishna Jois

    Lakshmi Krishna Jois

    Secretary

    secretary@stc-india.org

    Rajib Borkataki

    Rajib Borkataki

    Treasurer

    treasurer@stc-india.org

    Advisor to the Admin Council

    Aruna Panangipally

    Aruna Panangipally

    Managing Director at ibruk Consulting

    Nibu Thomas

    Nibu Thomas

    Director at Whatfix

    Mugdha Achalkar

    Mugdha Achalkar

    Head of Documentation Services at JP Morgan Chase & Co