Chandrajit Mitra
As a print and multimedia journalist, Chandrajit has worked in various print and online media across the country since 2015. He tracks conflicts and business developments in India and abroad.
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"Trinamool's Muslim Vote Bank Will Be Finished": Suspended MLA Humayun Kabir's Warning
Suspended by Trinamool after his proposal to build a replica of the Babri Masjid in West Bengal's Murshidabad, MLA Humayun Kabir has vowed not to let Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee return to power for a fourth time next year.
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IndiGo Turmoil Eases, Fewer Flight Cancellations At Airports: 10 Points
Budget airline IndiGo appears to be limping back to normalcy with fewer flight disruptions on Sunday after their chaotic handling of the new pilot rest hour rules stranded lakhs of passengers across the country last week.
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'INDIA Bloc On Life Support': Omar Abdullah Exposes Cracks In Opposition Alliance
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has exposed cracks within the INDIA bloc, blaming the alliance for driving his seasoned politician Nitish Kumar to the BJP-led NDAa switch that left the opposition weakened in Bihar.
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"No Country Has Veto On Our Ties": S Jaishankar On Whether Putin Visit Irks US
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has defended India's freedom of choice to choose its global partners, asserting that New Delhi's ties with Moscow had been the biggest and steadiest in a world fraught with geopolitical ups and downs.
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India-US Trade Deal Soon? S Jaishankar's "Extremely Judicious" Response
A trade deal between India and the US could become a reality soon, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday, warning that in diplomacy a turnaround is always possible.
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"Safest Bet Is Capability": S Jaishankar On Handling An Uncertain Future
For S Jaishankar, the best way to deal with an uncertain future is "capability," and that's the safest bet to have.
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Video: Foreigner Loses Cool, Climbs Atop IndiGo Counter Amid Flight Chaos
In a dramatic outrage over the IndiGo crisis, an angry foreigner was seen climbing atop an airline counter at Mumbai Airport yesterday and screaming at the airline's ground staff.
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Sonia Gandhi Targets BJP Over Nehru Criticism, A Surname Counter Follows
The project to vilify Jawaharlal Nehru is the main goal of the ruling establishment today, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has said, ripping into the BJP for allegedly trying to erase the first prime minister from the country's history.
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Putin's Big Nuclear Commitment To Take Kudankulam Plant To Full Capacity
Russia is collaborating with India at Kudankulam, the largest nuclear plant in India, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a joint press briefing alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi today.
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Delhi-Kolkata Flight More Expensive Than Round Trip To UK Amid IndiGo Crisis
The chaos that has impacted hundreds of IndiGo's flights is set to burn a deeper hole into the passengers' pockets.
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As Putin Visits India, US Seeks Stronger Ties In Fortifying Indo-Pacific
The United States has called for continued efforts to improve its relations with India, following a bitter run-in over tariffs and trade differences, with a new report highlighting the need for New Delhi's participation in countering the Indo-Pacific
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"Not Here To Shout": Shashi Tharoor Schools Congress Over Parliament Chaos
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has schooled the opposition over disruptions in parliament, putting his differences with his party colleagues out in the open yet again.
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RBI Slashes Repo Rate By 25 Basis Points To 5.25%, Loans To Get Cheaper
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slashed its repo rate by 25 basis points from 5.5% to 5.25%, the central bank's governor Sanjay Malhotra announced this morning.
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"Those Who Bite Sit Inside": Row After Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury Brings Dog To Parliament
The Congress found itself in a rather unusual controversy after a party lawmaker arrived at Parliament with a puppy this morning.
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Long Hours, Little Pay, Extreme Pressure: What It Means To Be A Booth Officer (BLO)
The intense workload for the ongoing voter list cleanup drive has left booth-level officers (BLOs) struggling to meet their deadlines across the country, sparking political outrage over alleged deaths and suicides due to stress.
