Raksha Malde-Kara has over 25 years of experience and is a Media Company Director and Editor of news site raksha.co.uk which started in 2016. She is also a Marketing Communications Director in brand marketing transformation with multinationals and scale-up businesses in B2B sectors.
Raksha previously worked as a national journalist contributing content to consumer publications, before moving into B2B PR and corporate communications in the technology and digital media sectors.
She has a media and publishing company in B2B and consumer, and an education consultancy. Intuitivstory was created and marketed as a digital media consumer brand on social media and a voice in parliamentary committees in 2015, which spearheaded campaigns for government agencies.
Raksha is well-known for her work in ethics in business, and is influential in the retail trade. She is also known for her journalistic storytelling which was broadcasted on national television by the Royals in 2017 – 2020 for her working class audiences, and for advising the UK government, and the US, on the risks associated with HIV women after her public sector campaign in 2015 – 2017.
Raksha Malde-Kara has local, national and international experience as a journalist. Intuitivstory Media Company received media coverage by the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary on national television during the Coronavirus pandemic in 2020 – 2021.
In 2023, Raksha set up community initiative, Intuitivstory Time, which has been organising social events in the UK and abroad.
Her media brands intuitivstory.com and Raksha.co.uk are known for publishing news exclusives for the UK government and the Royal family.
Raksha Malde-Kara’s intuitive journalism and Intuitivstory Media Company is famous for reporting stories that newspapers and other media can’t publish which includes:
Raksha became a UK foreign diplomat in 2025. She works as a screenplay writer and media company owner in the US, Australia, and in the Middle East.
Raksha’s personal projects include:
Aromatherapy and candle-making (1995 – ), fashion design (2004 – ) and Red Light District housing project in heritage space in rural Bedfordshire (2017 – ).