Shubhajit Roy is a Diplomatic Editor at The Indian Express. With over 25 years of journalism experience, he has extensively covered foreign affairs, including significant topics like the Russia-Ukraine War, India-China relations, and the G20 summit, while also leading the national government and political bureau at the newspaper. Roy's work has been recognized with the Ramnath Goenka Journalism Award for Excellence in Journalism and the IIMCAA Award for Journalist of the Year, and he has been featured in notable publications including The Indian Express and Ceylon Newspapers.
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Shubhajit Roy's focus is on government & politics and world affairs, with a specific emphasis on India's foreign relations. Based on his coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches related to Indian diplomatic initiatives, foreign policy decisions, and international events involving India or its key political figures.
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By: Shubhajit Roy
Referring to the alleged incidents against minorities as “propaganda... false and misleading facts”, Bangladesh's Foreign Secretary, on his part, responded that “other countries” should refrain from commenting on Dhaka's “internal matter”.
By: Shubhajit Roy
A conversation with the old-school politician, who never showed any signs of a grudge over a damaging news report I did, almost always led to books -- invariably the latest on geopolitics
Foreign Secretary Misri's visit to Dhaka signals New Delhi's willingness to engage with the new regime. India believes the mutually beneficial cooperation should continue to benefit people of both countries.
By: Shubhajit Roy
Will hold talks with Prime Minister Modi today to deepen bilateral ties.
By: Shubhajit Roy
India’s Special Representative for the dialogue is National Security Advisor Ajit Doval while the Chinese side is headed at the talks by Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
By: Shubhajit Roy
Former Indian ambassador to the US Arun K Singh on the new Trump regime, Indo-US relations, strategies with China and the relevance of the Quad.
By: Shubhajit Roy
Former Indian ambassador to the US Arun K Singh on the new Trump regime, Indo-US relations, strategies with China and the relevance of the Quad.
By: Shubhajit Roy
According to Xinhua, Han said, "China and India, as ancient oriental civilizations and emerging major powers, adhere to independence, solidarity and cooperation, which is of global influence and strategic significance."
Sri Lanka's President Anura Kumara Dissanayake's first overseas trip to India saw diplomatic deal-making, with an assurance to not allow anti-Indian activities on Sri Lankan territory. However, there was no mention of implementing the 13th amendment for Tamil minorities.
By: Shubhajit Roy
Dhaka-based International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has issued arrest warrants for Hasina and several former Cabinet ministers, advisers, and military and civil officials for "crimes against humanity and genocide".
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