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Chandrajit Mitra

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  • Chief Sub Editor and Journalist, NDTV
New Delhi
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Journalist with more than five years' professional experience in the newspaper and new media industries. Skilled in reporting, copy editing, news writing and research, with interest in topics related to politics, human rights and legal affairs. Interested in moving to broadcast media.

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What Government Advised Paytm CEO During 10-Min Meeting On RBI Clampdown

What Government Advised Paytm CEO During 10-Min Meeting On RBI Clampdown

The Paytm chief executive was told the government has no role to play in connection with the latest RBI restr…

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Chirag Paswan Gets Death Threat, Letter Mentions "Hardcore Terrorists"

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By Chandrajit Mitra Verified
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100 Killed In Nepal Flash Floods, 133 Indian Pilgrims Remain Missing

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By Chandrajit Mitra Verified
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At least 100 people died in flash floods near Nepal-Tibet border today Over 133 Indian pilgrims to Kailash Mansarovar are reported missing Nepalese rescuers are searching for survivors and bodies in affected areas At least 100 people have been killed and hundreds remain missing after flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border region this morning. Among those missing are at least 133 Indian pilgrims to Kailash Mansarovar.
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"Stand Together": Nepal PM Balen Shah's Appeal After Deadly Flash Floods

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By Chandrajit Mitra Verified
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Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has pitched for unity after a deadly flash flood swept the Himalayan nation. At least 95 people have been reported dead. In his first remarks, Shah took to Facebook to appeal to citizens to keep patience and stand together. "Please be patient. The government takes full responsibility for your rescue, treatment, food and shelter. In times of such a disaster, we all need to stand together," he said in a statement.
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