Madhuparna Das is an Associate Editor at ThePrint. She specializes in regional interest and world news, focusing on elections, government, politics, public policy, and cultural movements across LATAM and APAC. Her insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN-News18.
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Madhuparna Das focuses on national politics and government announcements in India, with a particular emphasis on the intersection of politics, governance, and societal issues. She covers topics related to RSS outreach, BJP politics, censorship, and specific political events.
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By: Madhuparna Das, Pathikrit Sen Gupta
Yadav approached the state not as a campaign battlefield but as an organisational deficit waiting to be corrected
By: Apoorva Misra, Madhuparna Das
The state has not just changed its government; it has changed the direction of its political civilisation
By: Pragati Ratti, Madhuparna Das
For years, Biswa Bangla had expanded far beyond a state handicraft label into a powerful political identity spanning airports, festivals, real estate branding, and beyond.
By: Apoorva Misra, Madhuparna Das
Senior functionaries of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh say Hosabale’s comments are not “rooted in political positioning, but in Bharat's civilisational ethos”
By: Apoorva Misra
The new chief minister's challenge will be to ensure that the Congress does not slowly appear overshadowed within its own alliance
By: Madhuparna Das, Apoorva Misra
The government has initiated inquiry into the properties owned by top TMC leaders, including Abhishek Banerjee and former chief minister Mamata Banerjee's brothers
By: Madhuparna Das, Pathikrit Sen Gupta
Nearly two decades after Singur transformed Bengal’s political landscape, the state still has not recovered from the industrial paralysis that followed
By: Apoorva Misra
The public spat between senior Trinamool MPs Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar and Kalyan Banerjee, followed by Dastidar's open dissent, once again exposes a
By: Madhuparna Das, Apoorva Misra
In Bengal, local political ecosystems are built around access to power & convenience. When the perception of power changes, behaviour changes much faster than electoral statistics
By: Pathikrit Sen Gupta, Madhuparna Das
While Mamata Banerjee continues to be viewed by a section of voters as a leader above the organisation, Abhishek is increasingly seen as the face of the organisation itself
