Ishadrita Lahiri is a Principal Correspondent for ThePrint, focusing on national news in India. With a keen interest in political reporting, Ishadrita covers a wide range of topics including elections, political campaigns, and government policies. Her articles provide insightful analysis and in-depth coverage of the political landscape in India.
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By: Bisht, Ishadrita Lahiri
Malda is witnessing a three-way contest between and at stake is stalwart Ghani Khan Chowdhury's legacy.
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
TMC has accused the BJP of concocting rape charges to "malign Bengal". Published
By: Ishadrita Lahiri, Nitin Bisht
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury is battling for a sixth term from Berhampore. But how do the locals there see him?
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
The party has tried to make inroads among the largest section of India’s 200 million Muslims. Will the strategy work?
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
It seemed like Dilip Mullick was the new head of the TMC in Sandeshkhali after Shahjahan and his gang had made way. Some said that he was Shahjahan’s right-hand man, even calling him the ‘new Shahjahan.'
It seemed like Dilip Mullick was the new head of the TMC in Sandeshkhali after Shahjahan and his gang had made way.
In a common but secret ritual, political parties throw a feast in villages, mostly Dalit-dominated, to win votes.
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
Elections 2024
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
Absence of INDIA in the state, and a competition between TMC and BJP's welfare schemes are some of the factors.
By: Ishadrita Lahiri
The Trinamool Congress' gamble at going solo seems to have paid off in West Bengal.
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