Sudhi Ranjan Sen is a journalist who writes for multiple news outlets, including Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, BQ Prime, NDTV, and Leader-Telegram. His work has been featured in various publications, such as The Washington Post, Yahoo News, The Australian Financial Review, and The Japan Times. Sudhi covers a range of topics, including international relations, geopolitics, and economic developments, with a particular focus on India and its relations with other countries.
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Sudhi Ranjan Sen primarily covers government announcements, world affairs, and international relations with a focus on India. He extensively reports on diplomatic activities, border disputes, and conflicts that involve or impact India. Therefore, experts in geopolitics relating to South Asia could provide valuable insights for his articles.
Given the extensive coverage of geopolitical issues involving India and its neighboring countries such as China and Pakistan, experts with deep knowledge of these regions' political dynamics may be well received by Sudhi. Additionally, individuals who have expertise in international diplomacy and conflict resolution within this region might also find their perspectives valued by Sudhi.
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By: Swati Gupta, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
New Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, middle, waves to the crowd as he joins the protest rally of Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare, not pictured, in New Delhi on Feb. 24, 2015. (Money Sharma/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi briefly paused his election campaign to visit neighboring Bhutan, in a signal to China which is negotiating a boundary agreement with the Himalayan kingdom.
India complained to the US on Wednesday over its comments related to the arrest last week of an opposition leader just weeks before the South Asian nation holds elections.
By: Rakesh Sharma, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
The US never expected India to stop importing Russian oil as it’s in Washington’s interest to keep energy flowing to prevent any supply shocks caused by the Ukraine war, US Treasury Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy Eric Van Nostrand said.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen
Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s wealth rose more than 28% in the past five years, aided by his stock investments amid a bull run in Indian equities.
By: Santosh Kumar, Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Dan Strumpf
BJP touts ‘Modi's guarantee,' saying he'll meet goals Modi vows to fight corruption amid opposition arrests
Maldives’ ruling People’s National Congress party won an absolute majority in parliament in elections held Sunday, giving President Mohamed Muizzu’s pro-China policies a boost.
By: Shruti Srivastava, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been predicting his Bharatiya Janata Party -led coalition can sweep three out of every four parliament seats as he criss-crosses the country to charm voters. Analysts and election strategists from his party say the task isn't entirely impossible, but will likely be difficult.
By: Shruti Srivastava, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been predicting his Bharatiya Janata Party-led coalition can sweep three out of every four parliament seats as he criss-crosses the country to charm voters. Analysts and election strategists from his party say the task isn’t entirely impossible, but will likely be difficult.
India dismissed a Washington Post report alleging senior members of the country’s intelligence agency approved a plot to kill a US-based Sikh activist, while on the same day raising concerns about separatists sentiments made at a Sikh event in Canada.
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