Chandrajit Mitra is a Consultant Desk Editor at MSN. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN and NDTV.
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Sena UBT's rebel MPs to hold press conference to reveal why they decided to split The rebels met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and may meet Eknath Shinde today
The unidentified caller allegedly sent across a QR code for money transfer, promising to share what he claimed was the NEET paper.
54 Injured, 18 Missing As Explosion Rocks Qatar's Natural Gas Hub
Suhrawardy Avenue was named after Dr Sir Hassan Suhrawardy and not his nephew who is linked to Calcutta riots, Trinamool pointed out.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Suhrawardy Avenue was named after Dr Sir Hassan Suhrawardy and not his nephew who is linked to Calcutta riots, Trinamool pointed out.
Angry parents pinned the blame on a Congress rally that had led to a traffic jam while the students broke down in tears.
The Labour Party MPs had been discontent over a popularity decline since Starmer took office following a landslide victory in July 2024.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
"Many Mocked Us As Actor's Party": Vijay's First Detailed Speech In Assembly
By: Chandrajit Mitra, Deepak Bopanna
The aspirant had set off for the centre only half an hour before cut-off time and had taken a longer route, the police said.
By: Chandrajit Mitra, Deepak Bopanna
Reported by Deepak Bopanna, Edited by Chandrajit Mitra One of the NEET aspirants who missed the medical entrance exam yesterday did not
