Abhilash Mallick is an Associate Editor (Fact-Check) at The Quint. He specializes in investigative journalism, focusing on security and law enforcement issues, as well as forensics, and is dedicated to uncovering disinformation tactics surrounding various topics, including the Odisha Train Accident and the US Masters T10 League. Abhilash's work has been featured in The Quint.
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Abhilash Mallick's coverage encompasses evolving stories, breaking news, and fact-checking across a range of themes including weather, sports (specifically cricket), and culture & society. Given his focus on fact-checking and evolving stories related to India, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide accurate analysis or commentary on these topics.
His reporting often involves debunking misinformation with factual evidence. Therefore, offering well-researched information that debunks false claims or provides context to ongoing events could be an effective approach when reaching out to him.
Given the high percentage of Evolving Stories in his coverage attributes, pitching timely insights into developing news within the specified themes would likely resonate with Abhilash.
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By: Abhilash Mallick
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