Govindlal Vora in his college days started as a freelance journalist and columnist in various national daily and later worked with "Hindustan Times", "Nav Bharat Times", "The Statesman", "Illustrated Weekly", "Telegraph" and "Jai Hind". At an age of 24, as a journalist he attended the Geneva summit in the cold war era,18th July 1955 in Geneva, Switzerland. He was well travelled and attended various conferences and summits in different countries, did war reporting (annexation of Goa 1961), India China (Sino India War 1962). In 1959, he was appointed as the editor of undivided Madhya Pradesh. At an early age he became chief editor of "Deccan Chronicle". In October 1984, he established his own media company. He was Managing Director and Founder chief editor of Hindi daily "Amrit Sandesh". His last foreign travel was with Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh where he accompanied him for his visit to G20 summit held at Pittsburg, California, USA. Govindlal Vora also served as: