Rakhi Bose is an Assistant Editor (Digital) at Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, regional interests, and world news, with a particular focus on social issues, climate change, and agriculture. Rakhi's insightful work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in the intersection of media, culture, and pressing global topics.
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Rakhi Bose's focus on government and politics, culture, society, and evolving stories in the context of India with a specific emphasis on Delhi suggests she would be most responsive to pitches related to regional Indian politics. She may also be interested in stories that cover social issues, religious dynamics, and political developments in Chhattisgarh.
Given her coverage attributes which include evolving stories and government announcements as well as legal policy regulation topics covered such as violence and women in politics; Rakhi may find value in receiving pitches that provide insights into ongoing or emerging political events within India - particularly those related to regional parties or elections. Additionally, she might appreciate perspectives from experts who can offer nuanced analysis of cultural and societal shifts within the country.
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By: Rakhi Bose
The women of Manipur remain at the receiving end of barbaric violence, a stark reminder of the state and central government’s failure to protect the lives of hundreds of innocent women, men and children caught in the cycle of ethnic violence that has consumed the state since May last year
By: Rakhi Bose
The Election Commission has taken note of the objectionable ads on BJP social media handles and affiliated pages depicting Muslims as ‘Bangladeshi infiltrators’ and leaders of rival parties as ‘anti-Hindu/Adivasi’
By: Rakhi Bose
Women voters may have helped the fortunes of the winning parties in both Jharkhand and Maharashtra, where the counting of votes is underway after a particularly polarising Assembly election season
An engineered silence weighs heavily on the stillness of the empty streets in the centuries-old town of Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, where clashes with police over yet another ‘mandir-masjid’ dispute led to the deaths of local Muslim men
By: Rakhi Bose
A 'complete' ban on sale and consumption of beef in Assam's restaurants and public spaces by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has yet again sparked a debate over politicisation of food and the BJP’s convenient flip flops over beef
By: Rakhi Bose
Can the ever-changing lingua franca of the youth help us make sense of a world in constant flux?
By: Rakhi Bose
Ten tribal MLAs including seven from BJP said in a joint statement the Government of India refuses to hear them or the voice of the people they represent.
By: Rakhi Bose
Voices of 145 women accused of witchcraft in Bihar, 25 years since it enacted a law against witch hunting, speak of the prevalence and socio-politics of 'dayin pratha' beyond the metrics of superstition and myth.
By: Rakhi Bose
Today, Korean products have flooded Indian markets, from cuisine to skincare. Metro and tier-one cities have witnessed rapid growth in Korean food joints, eateries and cloud kitchens.
By: Rakhi Bose
Frenchwoman Gisele Pelicot's bravery has managed to shift the ‘shame' often associated with sexual abuse from the victim to the perpetrator. But for how long?
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