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Ishayu Gupta

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As seen in: Deccan Herald, The Telegraph (India), India Today NE, t2ONLINE
Covers:  Sports, Politics & Culture
Works at - @t2telegraph. Accredited Reporter - @IndSupLeague . Content Writer - @IFTWC. Worked w/ - The Statesman. 🇮🇳🇬🇧

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Ishayu Gupta’s Biography

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Ishayu Gupta is a postgraduate student at the University of Leeds, currently pursuing an MA in Political Communication at the University of Leeds. With a background in Journalism (Honors) from Christ University, Bengaluru, India, where he graduated with First Class with Distinction, Ishayu has already built a strong foundation in writing, research, and communication.

Over the past few years, he has accumulated more than 500+ by-lines across leading publications such as The Statesman, The Telegr…

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India's golden glory: A night of triumph as the women in blue conquer the world

India's golden glory: A night of triumph as the women in blue conquer the world

India's women cricketers have made history by winning their first ICC Women's World Cup at Mumbai's DY Patil …

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Battle for supremacy: What makes the India-South Africa final unmissable

Battle for supremacy: What makes the India-South Africa final unmissable

Witness history as India takes on South Africa in the 2025 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Final at DY Patil St…

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Battle for supremacy: What makes the India-South Africa final unmissable

Battle for supremacy: What makes the India-South Africa final unmissable

Witness history as India takes on South Africa in the 2025 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Final at DY Patil St…

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Rohan Bopanna's final serve: The eternal server who redefined Indian tennis

Rohan Bopanna's final serve: The eternal server who redefined Indian tennis

Tennis legend Rohan Bopanna retires at age 45 after reshaping expectations in Indian sport. From his early da…

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Rohan Bopanna's final serve: The eternal server who redefined Indian tennis

Rohan Bopanna's final serve: The eternal server who redefined Indian tennis

Tennis legend Rohan Bopanna retires at age 45 after reshaping expectations in Indian sport. From his early da…

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When greatness finds a home: Kylian Mbappé's Golden Boot moment at Real Madrid

When greatness finds a home: Kylian Mbappé's Golden Boot moment at Real Madrid

Kylian Mbappé wins the European Golden Boot with 31 goals for Real Madrid, marking his long-term intent at th…

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The Blue Tigers' World Cup Test: What fixtures against Brazil, Panama and New Zealand mean for India

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By Ishayu Gupta
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For Indian football, 2026 could become a year defined not by qualification for the FIFA World Cup, but by the opportunity to measure itself against some of the teams that will take part in it. India are set to face an unprecedented run of opposition from the World Cup this year, with a friendly against Panama expected in September, a historic meeting with Brazil scheduled for October 3 in Kolkata and two away fixtures against New Zealand in November.
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Hull City stun Manchester United as promoted side pull off Premier League shock

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By Ishayu Gupta
| t2ONLINE
Hull City produced one of the biggest shocks of the Premier League’s opening weekend, defeating Manchester United 2-0 at the MKM Stadium to mark their return to the top flight in stunning fashion. The Tigers, promoted after winning the Championship play-offs last season, were widely tipped to struggle on their return to the Premier League.
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Premier League 2026-27: t2ONLINE's predictions for the Title, Golden boot and Golden glove

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By Ishayu Gupta
| t2ONLINE
. Arsenal begin their title defence as favourites, but Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United will be among the challengers in a season shaped by managerial changes, major transfers and a changing Premier League landscape. The Premier League returns tonight, with reigning champions Arsenal beginning their title defence against newly promoted Coventry City. The new campaign promises to be considerably less predictable than the previous one.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Junior Journalist - The Statesman Limited

What does it mean to be a journalist?

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What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Twitter, Canva