Sayantan Ghosh is a doctoral researcher and journalist based in Rajasthan, India. With a focus on local news and politics, Sayantan's articles provide in-depth analysis and commentary on various socio-political issues in India. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Firstpost, The Quint, The Free Press Journal, CNBC-TV18, and ABP Asmita, among others.
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Sayantan Ghosh's articles predominantly focus on Indian politics, with a specific geographic emphasis on Rajasthan and India. His coverage heavily revolves around government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Sayantan Ghosh
The Dangers Of Overconfidence And Complacency In The Congress
By: Sayantan Ghosh
Maharashtra's electorate is experiencing fractured loyalties, as both the Shiv Sena and NCP have splintered into factions. With voters already uncertain about which faction represents their interests, the perception of Congress as divided or uncoordinated further risks alienating an already confused electorate, observes Political Analyst and Writer Prof. Sayantan Ghosh.
By: Sayantan Ghosh
In this high-stakes political battle, the BJP's ability to break the tribal vote consolidation will be crucial, observes Political Analyst Sayantan Ghosh.
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By: Sayantan Ghosh
The Bangladesh National Party’s pro-Islamist stance suggests that minority protection would not be a priority. Instead, the focus would be on maintaining political alliances and appeasing hardline outfits
By: Sayantan Ghosh
How Will Maharashtra Vote? Social Engineering, Voter Loyalty to Rival Sena & NCP Factions Will Play Key Role
CAQM has the authority to impose fines and implement anti-pollution measures but faces challenges in enforcement.
By: Sayantan Ghosh
Opinion: Bengal Bypolls — Why Mamata Banerjee's Electoral Edge Holds Despite RG Kar Protests
By: Sayantan Ghosh
These factional divides within the Shiv Sena and NCP are not just internal party matters but have broader implications for regional politics, observes political analyst and writer Prof. Sayantan Ghosh.
By: Sayantan Ghosh
By fielding a Dalit candidate in Ghaziabad, Akhilesh Yadav appears to be replicating a strategy from the recent Lok Sabha elections, where the SP fielded Dalit candidates in key seats like Meerut and Faizabad.
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