हर राह नई होती है।बस दिशा चाहिए।
Every road is new. You just need direction.
Sonik Sourabh has sourced oxygen cylinders during a national crisis, built supply chains that help reach medicines to patients quicker than pizza, writes a weekly column for lakhs of readers, and has sat across from 10,000+ students figuring out what comes next. He does all of it for the same reason: the right direction, given at the right moment, changes everything.

- Supply Chain Leadership
- Career Columnist — Nayi Raheein
- Corporate Trainer
- 10,000+ Mentored
- 50+ Institutions
Current roles
- Senior Manager, Planning & ProcurementTata 1mg
- Mentor of ChangeAtal Innovation Mission, NITI Aayog
- Global Jury MemberWadhwani Startups
- Advisory Board MemberPahun Holidays
- Advisory Board MemberBeyondBar
- Students trained
- 10,000+
- Institutions
- 100+
- Programmes delivered
- 150+
- Countries reached
- 10+
- Years in corporate supply chain
- 7+
- NPS score
- 85+
From oxygen cylinders to classrooms to a column read by millions.
- B.Tech, MBA
- Technocrat turned business technologist
- Nayi Raheein
- Weekly column in Hindustan Hindi Daily
- Times Square
- Featured on the billboard as a Topmate creator
- 10,000+
- Future leaders mentored
Sonik started as an electrical engineering student who topped his final year, looked around, and chose a different path entirely. An MBA led him into the middle of one of India's most demanding healthcare supply chains, where he built sourcing systems from nothing and negotiated with manufacturers nobody else could reach. During the worst months of COVID, he personally sourced 30,000 oxygen cylinders, 10,000+ oxygen concentrators and 2.5 lakh PPE kits, and ran a full-stack platform for patients across the country. He learned what supply chain actually means when the stakes are someone's life.
Outside that world, a different version of the same instinct takes over. Every week, Nayi Raheein goes out in Hindustan Hindi Daily to lakhs of readers: students in tier-2 cities, freshers between jobs, professionals wondering if they chose the right path. In training rooms across 50+ institutions from Gurugram to Manila, he has sat across from 10,000+ people and done the only thing that actually helps. He listened first, then guided. Not with a script. With experience.
“I have seen what happens when a supply chain fails a patient. And I have seen what happens when no one shows a student the right door. Both keep me up at night. Both bring me back every morning.”
The route so far
From an engineering classroom in Santiniketan to leading 50+ people across 16 geographies.
- 2013 to 2017
B.Tech, Electrical Engineering
Bengal Institute of Technology & Management, Santiniketan- Topped the final year with a 9.6 CGPA, ranked in the top 5 percentile of 1,500 students.
- Won the Best Paper Award at the IEEE Kolkata Region Annual Seminar.
- Chose not to become an engineer.
- 2018 to 2020
MBA
MDI Murshidabad- Winner, Hack Pitch and Campoxotica 2019.
- Published four research papers at international conferences: IIM Raipur, NASMEI, MDI and Dhaka School of Economics.
- Founded two student committees. Learned that most good ideas start with listening.
- 2020 to 2021
Specialist, ePharmacy Supply Chain
Medlife | PharmEasy- First posting into a live, high-volume pharma supply chain, right as COVID-19 hit.
- Co-led the integration of Medlife into PharmEasy. Moved 130+ vendors across without losing a single day of supply.
- Learned that supply chain is never just logistics.
- 2021 to 2024
Manager, Planning & Procurement
Tata 1mg- Built the sourcing function from zero. No playbook. Just a problem worth solving.
- Delivered significant annual savings through renegotiations and process automation.
- Started training students on weekends. Couldn't stop.
- 2024 to present
Senior Manager, Planning & Procurement
Tata 1mg, India's largest integrated digital health platform- Leads a team of 50+ across 16 geographies and 3 verticals.
- Maintains 98% product availability across an 8.5L+ SKU catalogue.
- Scaled Speciality & Oncology from zero to a category that runs itself.
- Writes a weekly column. Trains at colleges. Mentors individually. Still answering messages at midnight.
Emergency manifest, March 2020
When COVID-19 hit, the supply chain stopped being a career and became a lifeline. No playbook. No precedent. Just a country running out of oxygen and a phone that wouldn't stop ringing. Sonik was on the ground sourcing, negotiating and moving at international scale, across both waves.
| Item | Quantity | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Oxygen cylinders sourced | 30,000+ units | Delivered |
| PPE kits distributed | 2,50,000+ units | Delivered |
| Remdesivir units coordinated | 400+ units | Delivered |
| Pandemic waves covered | Wave 1 and Wave 2 | Cleared |
| Emergency sourcing coverage | Pan-India | Cleared |
Nobody called it a supply chain problem when hospitals were out of oxygen. They called it a crisis. The difference between those two words is whether someone shows up to fix it. Sonik showed up.
Five ways to work together
Each one grounded in real decisions from inside India’s healthcare supply chain and the weekly column.
Guest lectures and adjunct facultyFor colleges and B-schools
Career-guidance sessions, industry talks, and elective co-pilots for colleges and B-schools, built around what students actually need to hear, not what looks good on a syllabus. In person or virtual.
Book a guest lectureCampus trainingFor training and placement cells
End-to-end placement preparation, aptitude, soft skills, supply chain, and sales readiness, delivered as full-day workshops or modular programmes for batches of 30 to 500+. Every session is practitioner-led, not PowerPoint-led.
Book a trainingKeynote and conference speakingFor conferences, summits, and industry events
Talks on supply chain resilience, crisis logistics, procurement transformation, and career navigation, drawn from real decisions made under real pressure. Not a motivational speech. A conversation with someone who has been inside the problem.
Invite to speak1:1 mentorshipFor students and early-career professionals
One conversation, done right, can change the entire direction of someone's career. Sonik works individually with students and early-career professionals on placements, career pivots, personal branding, and what to do when the path isn't clear.
Get mentoredGroup cohortsFor students and professionals who want depth
Structured 4 to 6 week programmes for students and professionals who want more than a single session. Live cohorts, real assignments, and peer learning, with Sonik in the room every week, not just as a name on a certificate.
Ask about the next cohort
Recognition that followed the work
- Rising Star in Supply ChainReceived at the 7th CARGO NXT Logistics and SCM Summit 2026.
- Inaugural Founder's AwardReceived the Inaugural Founder's Award in two categories.
- Unstop Top Mentor AwardReceived at the Unstop Talent Meet 2026.
- 30 Under 30 Supply Chain Management StarAwarded at the 7th Celerity Supply Chain Tribe Conference & Awards.
Featured in BusinessWorld Eureka, The Times of India, The CapTable, Hindustan, and on a Times Square billboard. See press

From a Hindi daily to a billboard in Times Square.
Featured as a Topmate Creator Awards winner in the heart of New York City.
See the pressInstitutions that have hosted Sonik
Pan-India and international, from Gurugram to Manila, plus 15 national and international conferences.
- GSV (NRTI), Vadodara
- University of Delhi
- NMIMS, Indore
- De La Salle University
- MAHE, Manipal
- Podomoro University
- LNMIIT, Jaipur
- Amity University
- IIHMR, Jaipur
- SOIL School of Business
- IBS
- Rishihood University
- Pimpri Chinchwad University
- MDI, Murshidabad
- FORE School of Management
- Sri Aurobindo College
- GLIM
- IEM, Kolkata
- Kolkata
- Jaipur
- Delhi NCR
- Mumbai
- Manila
नई राहें
Nayi Raheein, every week in Hindustan Hindi Daily
Real questions from students and job-seekers across North India, on placements, career pivots, and the decisions in between.
- What to do when your first job isn't what you imaginedWorkplace
- Choosing between two offersCareer decisions
- Is an MBA still worth it in 2026?Higher education
- Guest Lectures
- Corporate Training
- Mentorship
- Press & Media
Tell Sonik where you’re headed.
Pick the path that fits. Enquiries through the contact form get a reply within 2 business days.
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