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Bidushi Das

Kolkata
As seen in: Bangalore Mirror, The New Indian Express, The Quint, Edex Live
Covers:  Education, Start-ups, Features
Doesn't Cover: Economy
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I cover education and features for The New Indian Express's supplement, Edex. I'm also a sub-editor and manage the Tamil Nadu edition of the newspaper.

Bidushi Das’s Journalist Portfolio

Mad about mud: These two travelling architects are building mud houses across India

Mad about mud: These two travelling architects are building mud houses across India

Coimbatore's Samyuktha Saravanan and Ladakh's Stanzing Phuntsog are from completely different places and cult…

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This photographer's Instagram series 'Suyambu' showcases rural women at their cheerful best

This photographer's Instagram series 'Suyambu' showcases rural women at their cheerful best

Suyambu, photographer Naveen Gowtham’s monochromatic portrait project on Instagram, has taken him across Tami…

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Amphan blew away what COVID didn't: Villagers in Sundarbans stare at a bleak future after super s...

Amphan blew away what COVID didn't: Villagers in Sundarbans stare at a bleak future after super s...

Cyclone Amphan ransacked Satjelia Island, one among the several in West Bengal's Sundarban delta. This is a p…

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Florence Nightingale of Tamil Nadu: This 24-year-old nursing college teacher is getting the homel...

Florence Nightingale of Tamil Nadu: This 24-year-old nursing college teacher is getting the homel...

What would you usually do when you see a beggar on the street? You'd probably give them some alms or just sho…

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This Delhi youth's T-shirt is on a world tour and will be worn by influencers across continents t...

This Delhi youth's T-shirt is on a world tour and will be worn by influencers across continents t...

One thing that most people are missing during the pandemic is travelling for leisure. With safety norms in pl…

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This Chennai girl is India's youngest paleontologist and she's collected 136 fossils in four year...

This Chennai girl is India's youngest paleontologist and she's collected 136 fossils in four year...

At the age of five, when Aswatha Biju received an encyclopaedia as a birthday present, she was fascinated by …

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Application of Zoom has already gone beyond teaching and learning: Zoom India Head Sameer Raje

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By Bidushi Das
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With 2021 drawing to a close, a second year of living amid a pandemic also comes to an end. The pandemic has not only changed the way we live, work and study, it has also given the world access to cutting-edge and disruptive technology. Among these technological advances is Zoom, which enabled millions to receive an education and attend meetings at work while stuck at home during lockdown. But with schools and offices opening up, what happens to such a platform?
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Here's what the new ETS India centre means for students taking TOEFL, GRE

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By Bidushi Das
| Edex Live Verified
Anyone who's ever dreamt of studying abroad and has made it happen knows the lengthy and tasking process. From shortlisting the countries and then the universities to even writing the statements of purpose, the journey is hard and has its share of hurdles. It is especially challenging for those wishing to pursue a Master's degree or a PhD abroad. They have to go through and clear two sets of exams — an English-language proficiency test and a graduate records examination.
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Star-studded: This start-up is inspiring students and travellers to keep their head in the clouds

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By Bidushi Das
| Edex Live Verified
When we think about nature, we think about what's around us. We think about the flora and fauna. But there's also a whole world above us. The Sun, the stars, the Moon, planets and meteoroids and whatnot. The possibilities are endless. And it is this area that this start-up based out of Uttarakhand is trying to tap. Starscapes is a chain of observatories in some of India's most picturesque hill stations that also boasts of low pollution and clear skies.
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Mango shake