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Sudipto Mondal

Sudipto Mondal in an investigative journalist who reports mostly from South India on caste, communalism and corruption.

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Sudipto Mondal in an investigative journalist who reports mostly from South India on caste, communalism and corruption. He is writing a book on the death of the Dalit research scholar Rohith Vemula and the 25-year history of the organisation to which he belonged, the Ambedkar Students' Association (ASA).

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After landslide victory India’s PM reaches out to Muslims, who fear they will continue to be target of Hindu hardliners.

Hindu nationalist BJP storms back to power with thumping majority, winning more than 302 of the 543 parliamentary seats.

Bhartya Janta party (BJP) leader and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) greets at the party headquarters in New Delhi, India 21 May 2019. According to the exit polls prediction Narendra Modi is s

Early trends show Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s National Democratic Alliance ahead as vote counting continues.

Election staff members count votes at a vote counting centre in Mumbai

Global News Insight spoke to experts to understand the main promises made by Indian opposition party ahead of national elections.

Rahul Gandhi, President of India''s main opposition Congress party, and India''s former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh leave after releasing their party''s election manifesto for the April/May general ele

India Prime Minister and his cabinet colleagues attend public events and election rallies amid tensions with rival.

India''s Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends a business symposium in Seoul

Masood Khan discusses the Pulwama suicide attack, the need for peace and possible solutions to Kashmir conflict.

President of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Sardar Masood Khan [Showkat Shafi/Global News Insight]

Caste privilege and domination in newsrooms must end.

A man reads a cover story in a daily national newspaper about the withdrawal of 500 and 1000 rupee banknotes from circulation across India, at a roadside stall in Allahabad

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