Sudipto Ganguly is a Journalist at Reuters, based in Mumbai. He specializes in aviation and aerospace alongside coverage of international sports leagues, major tournaments, and various team and individual sports. Sudipto's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Sunday World Magazine, The Canberra Times, and Yahoo News Singapore.
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Sudipto's coverage focuses largely on national events, particularly in South Africa, encompassing government announcements and evolving news stories. While he covers a diverse range of themes such as sports and lifestyle, his articles predominantly revolve around event coverage.
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By: Fayaz Bukhari, Sudipto Ganguly, Clarence Fernandez
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) -Security forces patrolled the streets on Thursday in India’s Himalayan region of Ladakh, where curfew was clamped in some areas a day after four people were killed in violent protests demanding statehood for the federal territory and job quotas.
By: Gopal Sharma, Sudipto Ganguly, Clarence Fernandez
(Reuters) -Floods and landslides unleashed by unrelenting rain in India’s eastern hill region of Darjeeling killed at least 18 people, after washing away homes, roads and bridges, authorities said, while the death toll in neighbouring Nepal rose to 50.
By: Sudipto Ganguly
The launch of Novak Djokovic's breakaway players body just before the U.S. Open completely blindsided the ATP player council and could undermine the structure of the men's tour, acting president Kevin Anderson told Reuters.
China is central to the WTA's plans for 2021 as women's tennis seeks to put a COVID-ravaged season behind it and hit the new year with a full bouquet of tournaments, tour chief Steve Simon told Reuters.
The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) will rename its tournament categories from next season to align with the men's ATP, a sign of further collaboration between the tours following a season that was severely disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
India and England will play four tests, five Twenty20 matches and three one-dayers in February-March in India with the high-profile series restricted to just three venues due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both cricket boards said on Thursday.
By: Saeed Shah, Sakshi Dayal, Sudipto Ganguly
(Reporting by Saeed Shah, writing by Sakshi Dayal; editing by Sudipto Ganguly)
By: Sudipto Ganguly
Swiss Belinda Bencic said players could get injured if they have to compete immediately after a hard quarantine in Melbourne and hoped Australian Open organisers would make the situation fairer for those confined to their rooms for 14 days.
By: Sudipto Ganguly
Dozens have been killed in recent clashes on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border
By: Mihir Mishra, Sudipto Ganguly
Indian carriers canceled or delayed hundreds of flights Monday, as dense fog blanketed the country’s north, snarling operations at major airports and stranding passengers.
