Ramananda Sengupta is a Foreign Editor at The Telegraph. With over three decades of experience, he focuses on foreign and strategic affairs, media, and the dynamics of South Asia, China, and India, while also delving into energy policy and regulation. He has been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times, The Free Press Journal, and StratNewsGlobal.
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