Rahul Karmakar is a journalist for Kasturi & Sons, Ltd, focusing on national news in India. With a keen interest in the cultural and environmental aspects of the region, Rahul covers a wide range of topics including social issues, conservation efforts, political developments, and tourism in Assam and other parts of Northeast India.
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Rahul's local focus on India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Chennai, is evident from his coverage of news related to Indian states such as Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, and others. His work predominantly covers government announcements and evolving political stories.
Given Rahul's extensive coverage of government announcements and politics in specific Indian states, he may be interested in expert commentary or insights related to these regions’ political landscapes. This could include analysis around elections, indigenous tribes' issues or border disputes.
Additionally, Rahul also covers culture & society topics so pitches providing insights into local cultural events or societal trends within the mentioned regions might resonate with him.
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In the last couple of years, te.gism, the “fruit with a dot in its name”, has caught the imagination of wine lovers in the Northeast who fancy non-grape elixirs.
Manipur's pukreilas strive to save Indo-Naga peace process amid threats of armed resistance, urging for settlement and peace.
GUWAHATI A global project partnered by the World Health Organization (WHO) to combat refractive errors will soon be implemented in Assam
By: Rahul Karmakar
GUWAHATI As many as nine persons were booked in central Assam's Nagaon district for pelting stones at a tiger and potentially blinding the wild animal that strayed out of a jungle.
By: Rahul Karmakar
GUWAHATI A record byelection victory for its candidate in the Sidli Assembly constituency has boosted the confidence of the United People's
A tribal council in Assam has decided to send back more than 1,000 Kuki-Zo people who came from ethnic violence-scarred Manipur
GUWAHATI Contentious issues, including the National Register of Citizens (NRC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) status for Meiteis, and eviction drives
Agroforestry practices may be harmful to some species of endemic frogs while a few are less affected by modified habitats, a new study by researchers
Indigenous communities as much as religious minorities, primarily Hindus, in Bangladesh have been under attack since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina
Study reveals 72% decline in avian species at Assam wetland, highlighting urgent need for conservation efforts.
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