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Sanchit Gupta

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Screenwriter- Ground Zero, Captain India, ChhatriWali, The Magic of Shiri. Author-The Tree with a Thousand Apples, longlisted at Sundance; Believes in Love
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Ground Zero (2025) - Film

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By Rizky Pratama Putra, Sanchit Gupta, Priyadarshee Srivastava
| Kapanlagi
Film aksi Ground Zero berlatar awal tahun 2000-an, mengikuti misi berbahaya Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey, perwira BSF berpangkat Second-in-Command, yang ditugaskan membongkar jaringan teror di Kashmir. Cerita dibuka dengan munculnya kelompok 'pistol gang', sekumpulan warga lokal yang telah teradikalisasi dan melakukan pembunuhan terarah terhadap aparat keamanan di Srinagar, hingga menewaskan puluhan orang.
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Aquaculture shock: Spare a lifeline for shrimp farmers reeling under US tariffs

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By Sanchit Gupta
| Mint
Summary This boom sector’s competitiveness in the US market will be hit hard, especially with shrimp from Ecuador and other countries raring to fill in, but India could offer it a clutch of relief measures. Here’s what we can do. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The recent move by the US to impose a 25% basic tariff on shrimp imports from India has triggered uncertainties for the sector back home.
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The blue revolution in India

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By Sanchit Gupta, Ashok Gulati
| Hindustan Times Verified
India’s agriculture and allied sector grew at an average annual rate of 4.6% in gross value added (GVA) terms from Financial Year 2010-11 (FY11) to FY23. Interestingly, during this period, fisheries and aquaculture witnessed a much faster growth of 8.2% while cereals increased by just 3% annually in terms of gross value of output (GVO). The rapid growth in inland fisheries and the increasing global demand for Indian fisheries position this sector as a key contributor to enhancing farmers’ incomes.
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