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Hritam Mukherjee

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  • South Asia Breaking News Reporter, Reuters
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Breaking news reporter for Reuters covering political, economic and general news out of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Previously covered Indian company, regulatory and market news.

Hritam Mukherjee’s Journalist Portfolio

Exclusive: Young activists who toppled Nepal's government now picking new leaders

Exclusive: Young activists who toppled Nepal's government now picking new leaders

A former DJ and his obscure Nepalese non-profit used a social media app popular with video gamers to drive ma…

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'Bloody terrified': Flying anxiety peaks in India after fatal Air India crash

'Bloody terrified': Flying anxiety peaks in India after fatal Air India crash

Retired Air Force officer Dinesh K. has seen a surge in demand for his $500 therapy course to help people ove…

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Exclusive: Birla's big paints bet rattles Asian Paints' India reign

Exclusive: Birla's big paints bet rattles Asian Paints' India reign

India's top paint maker, Asian Paints, has lost more market share than analysts expected to rival Grasim Indu…

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India says cyber fraud cases jumped over four-fold in FY2024, caused $20 mln losses

India says cyber fraud cases jumped over four-fold in FY2024, caused $20 mln losses

High value cyber fraud cases in India jumped more than four times in fiscal 2024 causing losses of $20 millio…

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Foreign outflows from Indian stocks on track for record monthly high as China takes spotlight

Foreign outflows from Indian stocks on track for record monthly high as China takes spotlight

Foreign investors are on track to sell a record amount in Indian equities in October in absolute terms, as fu…

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Tata Steel CEO says job cuts in Britain "least bad option," will continue talks

Tata Steel CEO says job cuts in Britain "least bad option," will continue talks

Planned job cuts in Britain by India's Tata Steel were the "least bad option," and the company will continue …

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India to Ban Forced Labour Imports amid US Probe

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By Hritam Mukherjee Verified, YP Rajesh Verified
| GuruTrade
NEW DELHI, July 14 (Reuters) - India has prohibited the ​import of goods produced using forced ‌labour, the trade ministry said on Tuesday, in a move that could help avert new tariffs from a probe by the ​United States. The Asian nation is one ​of the several countries facing proposed new ⁠U.S. trade tariffs of up to 12.5% ​over allegations they failed to prohibit import of ​goods produced with forced labor.
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India, Australia strike deal on uranium exports during Modi visit; diaspora gives warm welcome to Indian leader

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By Melanie Burton Verified, Hritam Mukherjee Verified
| News India Times Verified
- ADVERTISEMENT - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hold each other’s hands as they attend the Melbourne Meets Modi community event at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, July 9, 2026.
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Australia, India reach deal on uranium exports during Modi’s visit

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By Melanie Burton Verified, Hritam Mukherjee Verified
| Ex Bulletin
On Thursday evening, there was a heavy police presence outside an indoor arena in Melbourne, where Modi addressed around 30,000 expatriate Indians. A group of about two dozen far-right protesters shouted anti-immigration slogans and held banners calling for the expulsion of Indians from Australia, although they were greatly outnumbered by people waving Indian flags and beating drums. Modi noted that this was his “third visit to Australia as Prime Minister, following trips in 2014 and 2023.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Editor at a leading Indian newspaper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I have donned multiple hats - cover story reporter, contributing reporter, photographer and editor.