Manasi Phadke is a Deputy Editor at ThePrint. She oversees editorial operations for Maharashtra, Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, with a focus on construction and real estate, finance, and cultural topics. Manasi's work has been featured in MSN, ThePrint, and the Dawn Group of Newspapers.
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Manasi Phadke's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and government announcements in India, with a particular emphasis on Maharashtra and Mumbai. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to Indian politics, especially those impacting the state of Maharashtra.
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Why is slum extinction a priority? Yes, slums block land, a scarce public resource. But, of 8,333 acres of slum land in Mumbai, only 3,620.9 acres is privately owned.
By: Manasi Phadke
Chodankar started his political career in 1990 as a booth-level head of Comba in Fatorda. He is also known to be in the good books of Rahul Gandhi.
By: Manasi Phadke
The day started with a long list of Mahayuti rebels in the fray, with some of these being children of party leaders wanting to establish political careers.
By: Manasi Phadke
SEBI alleges the gold refiner-exporter misrepresented revenues, kept books opaque, made contradictory submissions, routed funds via promoter-controlled accounts, and so on.
In the last two weeks, two iconic landmarks in Mumbai ceased to exist—the Air India building at Nariman Point and the Air India colony at Kalina.
By: Manasi Phadke
Long-drawn dispute involves complaints that Linde India had allegedly unfairly hived off a potentially lucrative business to unlisted subsidiary without approval of all shareholders.
By: Manasi Phadke
Soon after Ajit Pawar’s death, Maharashtra's political corridors were abuzz with how he'd verbally agreed to a merger. Months on, both NCP factions in throes of an identity crisis.
By: Manasi Phadke
MHADA is working on redevelopment of 11 large clusters in Mumbai on C&D model that will result in the transformation of over 900 acres across Mumbai.
By: Manasi Phadke
Manasi Phadke Mumbai: Five years after it was adopted in 2021, a redevelopment model for one large state housing board layout in Mumbai has
A seemingly innocuous road marking exposes the city’s enduring fault lines of identity, power and belonging.
