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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Jharkhand Government Accepts Students' Demands After Weeks Of Protests
By: Mukesh Singh Sengar
Jain spent months in jail in a money laundering case before being released on bail in 2024.
By: Chandrajit Mitra, Ashish Kumar Bhargava
The court stated that the conviction cannot be sustained solely based on the recovery of Rs 20 without it being proven that they had demanded a bribe.
Congress Working Committee today decided to follow its 1937 resolution that only the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram will be sung at party events.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Hyderabad News: 2 Killed, Several Injured As Under-Construction Building Collapses In Hyderabad
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Countries allowing Iran money laundering to be removed from dollar system, warns US
Canada To Impose Up To 50% Tariffs On 700 US Goods As Trade War Escalates
Gowda had apologised earlier for his daughter Aishwarya's actionsand did so again during aninterview with NDTV.
The boy grabbed the spotlight with his bold comments backing job aspirants at the protest linked to the BPSC exams.
By: Chandrajit Mitra
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has pitched for unity after a deadly flash flood swept the Himalayan nation. At least 95 people have been reported dead.
