Jyotsna Mohan is a journalist who writes for Gulf News and Bangladesh Post, with her work also appearing in NDTV. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, sports, politics, and social issues. Jyotsna is known for her insightful interviews and thought-provoking articles.
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Jyotsna Mohan's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government and politics, sports, culture & society, and entertainment news. She covers evolving stories and government announcements extensively.
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Athletes need more support, and India has yet to establish itself as major sporting power
After Kolkata rape-murder, another victim's mother speaks on family's enduring trauma
By: Jyotsna Mohan
Indian hockey won bronze in Paris Olympics to make it two successive medals at Olympics
Aryan Mishra's death shows how unchecked violence and ideology-driven crime plague India
Immediate impact of attempts on Trump’s life has seen ratcheting up of rhetoric
Platform promises to clamp down on the issue of limiting sensitive and offensive content
Accusations of child trafficking and abuse cast a shadow over a pop culture giant
Wholehearted participation of J&K citizens in the electoral process comes with trust
Ramon Magsaysay winner Sonam Wangchuk protests to protect Ladakh's ecology and culture
Away from political arena, his judgements were progressive but much remained to be done
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