Deputy Editor, DIU (Data Intelligence Unit ) at India Today
Dipu Rai is a Deputy Editor at the Data Intelligence Unit (DIU) at India Today. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on energy and mining, climate change, finance, and sports business. Dipu's work has been featured in India Today and Business Today.
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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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India's reservoirs have entered the monsoon season under pressure after a dry June. The shortfall has exposed how chronic policy failures keep the country close to water stress each year.
By: Dipu Rai
As a weak monsoon dries up taps from Delhi to Chennai, the WRI Aqueduct atlas shows the deeper imbalance: by the 2080s, almost the whole country will want more water than it has.
By July 6, Mumbai had seen more rain than in any year since 2000, and the IMD's red alert warns of more. India Today's Data Intelligence Unit maps the rain and the risk beneath it.
A radar satellite mapped 48 square kilometres of new floodwater over Mumbai on Wednesday, the morning the weather office raised an orange alert.
Just 72.6 mm fell on July 9, 2026 — the second-wettest July 9 in 16 years. It was enough to submerge the city. Delhi's monsoon does not arrive. It lands.
Spain beat France 2-0 in Dallas to knock the world's top-ranked side out of the World Cup semi-final. The defeat extended France's run of exits to Spain and preserved the tournament's long-standing No. 1 ranking hoodoo.
By: Dipu Rai
England led for half an hour and dreamed of a first final since 1966. Two goals in the last six minutes, both set up by Lionel Messi, sent Argentina through to meet Spain on Sunday.
Spain won the World Cup by refusing to let the holders play. The momentum data shows a final that was one-way for two hours, and a champion that scored on its 20th attempt.
This is the first of a two-part story about how the war in West Asia has affected oil routes — again and again.
By: Dipu Rai
This is the second in a two-part story about how the war in West Asia has affected oil routes — again and again.
