Soumitra Das is a journalist at various esteemed publications including Indulge Express and The New Indian Express. He covers a wide range of themes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on the film industry, filmmaking, fine art, and wellness. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as India Today, The Telegraph, and The Economic Times.
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Soumitra Das focuses on local Indian entertainment news, particularly Bollywood and Indian television. Based on the coverage attributes, he is likely to be interested in expert commentary and exclusive stories related to events or developments within the Indian entertainment industry.
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Kanksha Vasavada / TNN / Jul 15, 2026, 07:00 IST
Conceived as an archive, the first part documents Sheikh’s practice of printmaking by hand from the 1950s when he was a young student up to present times
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Soumitra Das Kanksha Vasavada / TNN / Jul 20, 2026, 07:00 IST
By: Soumitra Das
From a career-threatening ACL injury to her left knee that sidelined her for more than 18 months to becoming the first woman cricketer to score a Test century at Lord’s, Yastika Bhatia’s return to competitive cricket has been nothing short of inspirational. On Saturday, the wicketkeeper-batter from Vadodara, who scored a match-winning 113 off 158 balls against England recently, was felicitated by Baroda Cricket Association (BCA).
I am in a good space mentally as Dhaturo, my new song, has been loved by the audience. Monsoon is among my favourite seasons because everything becomes so beautiful, and there is a sense of serenity all around.
By: Soumitra Das
“Almost 25 years ago, I played my first National Championship in Ahmedabad. As a 17-year-old boy, it was an amazing experience because it’s a city that has produced cue sports legends like Geet Sethi.
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“It’s an unbelievable feeling, and I am still pinching myself. There can’t be a bigger honour than representing India,” says Bhoomi Trivedi, who will be performing at the Commonwealth Games (CWG) closing ceremony at Glasgow on Sunday.
By: Soumitra Das
In a sport long dominated by powerhouses such as China, Japan, Korea Republic, Sweden and Germany, few would have expected two young paddlers from Gujarat to emerge as one of the world’s most formidable men’s doubles pairs. Vadodara’s Manush Shah (25) and Surat’s Manav Thakkar (26) have done exactly that.
The anchor of a small but outstanding exhibition of Indian and Italian masterpieces titled One Mother, Many Tongues, now on at the Humayun Tomb Museum, Delhi, is Sandro Botticelli's Madonna and Child
The mother as protector is embodied in the fearsome sculpture of the goddess Chamunda that faces Botticelli's Madonna and Child painting across the room
