Utpal Kumar is a Deputy Editor at Mail Today. He specializes in general assignment news, with a focus on world affairs, including conflict and war, geopolitics, and international relations. His work has been featured in Medium, Firstpost, Hackerlap, MDPI, CNN-News18, and MSN.
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Utpal Kumar's articles predominantly fall under opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary, with a focus on government & politics and international relations. His topics of interest include Bangladesh, politics, international relations, terrorism, and Hinduism.
He may be particularly interested in receiving pitches from experts or individuals who can provide insightful commentary on political developments in South Asia (particularly Bangladesh), global terrorism trends impacting the region, Hindu cultural and religious issues as well as those related to geopolitics and international relations within that area.
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By: Utpal Kumar
Indian politics has firmly entered a new phase with the BJP at its centre and the Opposition further marginalised, starkly confused, and severely jaundiced
By: Utpal Kumar
The state that once led the country intellectually, pioneered entrepreneurial-industrial culture, unleashed Hindu renaissance during the British era, and shaped modern Indian political thought now finds itself apologetic about everything it historically and civilisationally stood for.
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AI may seem to have democratised writing, but the truth is it has industrialised mediocrity. Literature, after all, was never meant to be smooth and easy. It was supposed to be bumpy, argumentative and, more importantly, human
To Beijing, Donald Trump looks less like a strategic rival and more like a negotiator waiting for the right price
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By: Utpal Kumar
The reality is that while Washington is slowly coming to terms with Beijing’s rise, it does not want Bharat to become another China
Talks with Pakistan have long served less as a pathway to peace and more as a mechanism for strategic deception and delay
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Between Romila Thapar’s warnings on the rise of ‘non-historians’ in her memoir and a recent viral clip disputing her interpretation of Patanjali lies the story of fading Marxist monopoly in Indian historiography. The real challenge before Indian historiography today is not the existence of competing narratives, but the treatment of one ideological school as the sole custodian of intellectual legitimacy while dismissing all dissent as ignorance
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By: Utpal Kumar
Washington must realise that its relationship with Delhi is not a zero-sum game. If it truly wants its ties to flourish, it must moderate, if not abandon, its missionary instinct — both literally and geopolitically
From Aurangzeb to the Pashupati seal, Audrey Truschke has inadvertently exposed the intellectual hollowness of Left-‘liberal’ historiography
Donald Trump’s reported outburst at Benjamin Netanyahu may have revealed a deeper anxiety in Washington: Iran is turning into the kind of conflict America struggles to win
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