Dipankar Lahiri is the Head Of Content at The Bridge. He specializes in topics related to Asian sports, with a particular focus on football, India, China, and the Olympics. His insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, including The Bridge.
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Dipankar Lahiri's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports and athletes in India, particularly highlighting their achievements, challenges overcome, and participation in major events such as the Asian Games and Olympic qualifiers. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive interviews with Indian athletes or coaches discussing their journey, experiences during major sporting events, or insights into overcoming challenges.
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When India had narrowly lost to China in the Asian Games men's badminton team event, they had promised each other that at least one of them would make the national anthem play in the badminton...
By: Dipankar Lahiri
The first badminton players to win a badminton gold for India at the Asian Games - a stage coach Gopichand calls even harder than the Olympics - Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty said they...
Jay Meena beat two of the best soft tennis players in the world at the Asian Games before bowing out with one last step left to cross for a first-ever medal for the country. But there was more
By: Dipankar Lahiri
While hostile crowds made the task hard for Indian athletes at the Asian Games, translation and navigation challenges put up similar problems for Indian journalists. But there were some moments...
By: Dipankar Lahiri
As Deepika returns from a maternity break, her husband cheers her on from home this time.
By: Dipankar Lahiri
A comparison of Indian shooters' recent scores against the top scores in the world shows India can hope for a historic medal haul in Shooting at the Paris Olympics.
By: Dipankar Lahiri
An Algerian boxer, fighting in the women’s competition at the Paris Olympics, is facing a public trial over her gender.
Bad luck at the Paris Olympics will consign a rare world-beating Indian pugilist to being remembered as a round of 16 finisher for seasonal sports fans.
Our sports champions are few, our personal investments in them low, so any time one champion does break through, there is a scramble. At the Olympics, all personal agendas are welcome, and sports...
While economic disaster appears inevitable, with good planning, host countries can reap priceless benefits in the long run.
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