Rakhi Bose is an Editor at Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd. She focuses on topics related to Asia, cultural movements, and the United States, exploring the intersections of these areas to provide insightful commentary and analysis. Rakhi's work has been featured in prominent publications, including The Quint.
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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.
It is important for any potential sources reaching out to Rakhi to have a deep understanding of Indian politics at both national and regional levels.
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By: Rakhi Bose
Jawhar Sircar speaks on anti-incumbency against Mamata—and how the BJP scored a 'self-goal' in Bengal with the SIR.
By: Rakhi Bose
The high scale of deletions have led to accusations of politically driven religious profiling against the BJP.
By: Rakhi Bose
In 2025, the Padma river swelled up four times, swallowing up chunks of Taranagar village, reports Rakhi Bose.
By: Rakhi Bose
The Congress seems to be back in the game. And the charge is being led by senior Congressman Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
By: Rakhi Bose
This isn't the first time that Ali is supervising a polling booth. But this is the first time that he can't vote.
By: Rakhi Bose
As Bengal votes in the 2nd phase, the secular, progressive Bengali will be put to test. As will the fish-eating BJP.
Voters punished TMC over corruption, but the results also reveal a sharp rise in polarisation, writes Rakhi Bose.
Since 4 May, incidents of violence and vandalism have been reported from Kolkata as well as other parts of Bengal.
By: Jawhar Sircar
A state cannot deprive a person of welfare, livelihood, and state-sponsored benefits based on "logical discrepancy"—a loosely defined and opaque term with no legal test—and introduce it suddenly without ascribing reason, writes Jawhar Sircar.
By: Soumo Mondal, Rakhi Bose
Police state there is no government order for authorities to treat Hindus and Muslims differently while deporting.
