Deputy Editor, DIU (Data Intelligence Unit ) at India Today
Dipu Rai is the Deputy Editor of DIU (Data Intelligence Unit) at India Today. With a focus on national politics in India, specifically in Karnataka and Bengaluru, Dipu's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into electoral trends, women's representation, urban pollution, and the shifting political landscape in the country.
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Dipu Rai's coverage mainly focuses on Indian politics, with a particular emphasis on state elections and the dynamics of electoral shifts. She heavily relies on citing data and government announcements to support her articles.
Given Dipu Rai's focus, she would likely be interested in expert commentary from political analysts or researchers who can provide insights into election dynamics, voter behavior, and trends in Indian politics. Additionally, sources with access to reliable data related to election statistics and demographic information could be valuable for her pieces.
Since Dipu Rai's geographic focus is primarily within India (especially Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan), pitches should emphasize expertise or insights specific to these regions while addressing broader themes such as women's representation in politics or factors influencing electoral outcomes.
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Imagine a toddler born five years ago in Delhi, breathing the air each day, through their first laugh, first steps, and the first words.
By: Dipu Rai
One thing is certain: global trade relations are about to shift dramatically.
By: Dipu Rai
With Donald Trump's return to the White House, global trade dynamics face a seismic shift.
Trump’s promise to establish the US as a global leader in digital assets could signal a shift toward more crypto-friendly policies.
By: Dipu Rai
As the clock ticks down to polling day on November 20, Maharashtra’s voters hold the power to tip the scales in a contest where every seat counts.
By: Samrat Sharma, Dipu Rai, Ashutosh Acharya
In Short Maharashtra polls saw 58.22% voter turnout, lowest in Kalyan West. 4,136 candidates contested for 288 seats in Maharashtra
Since 1985, at least 20 per cent of seats in Maharashtra elections have been won by margins lower than five per cent. This climbed to 36 per cent in 2024.
Many rural areas show decreased population density, particularly in regions with low economic development or harsh environmental conditions.
Between November 29 and December 8, anti-Assad forces, led by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, launched a series of rapid assaults.
In December this year, a record 1,78,000 people fled the violence in Aleppo.
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