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Hāora, West Bengal
As seen in: The Telegraph (India)
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Hello, my name is Shrestha Mukherjee and I’m an Entertainment Journalist at The Telegraph Online, drawing from a strong academic foundation with a postgraduate degree in Comparative Literature and a diploma in Print Journalism. With over a hundred bylines to my name, I’ve gained valuable experience through an internship at The Statesman and contributed as a writer for ThisDay, a digital storytelling platform. My work also includes roles as a scriptwriter, translator, and content writer for Art …

Shrestha Mukherjee’s Journalist Portfolio

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Taylor Swift to Sabrina Carpenter: 10 eye-catching looks from MTV Video Music Awards

Taylor Swift to Sabrina Carpenter: 10 eye-catching looks from MTV Video Music Awards

Held at USB Arena in New York, the event also saw Katy Perry, Lisa and Halsey walk the red carpet

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Tom Cruise jumps off Stade de France roof, performs daring motorbike stunt at Paris Olympics clos...

The 62-year-old actor is currently shooting for his Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part Two

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The Midnight Romance in Hagwon is a slow burn K-drama that is also a wake-up call

The Midnight Romance in Hagwon is a slow burn K-drama that is also a wake-up call

The 16-episode drama starring Jung Ryeo-won and Wi Ha-jun is streaming on Viki Rakuten

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Varun Grover reflects on his 20 years in Mumbai: 'The constant exploitation and lack of respect f...

Varun Grover reflects on his 20 years in Mumbai: 'The constant exploitation and lack of respect f...

The writer recently debuted as a director with his film All India Rank, currently streaming on Netflix India

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Jimin's MUSE to TWICE's DIVE: 9 K-pop songs and albums dropping in July

Jimin's MUSE to TWICE's DIVE: 9 K-pop songs and albums dropping in July

Currently serving in the South Korean military, BTS' Jimin is set to drop his upcoming album MUSE on July 19

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Moana 2 teaser: Dwayne Johnson and Auli'i Cravalho embark on spectacular voyage in long-lost wate...

Moana 2 teaser: Dwayne Johnson and Auli'i Cravalho embark on spectacular voyage in long-lost wate...

The sequel to the 2016 Disney film is slated to hit the theatres on November 29 in India

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Crash diets and PMOS: Why extreme calorie restriction can do more harm than good

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By Shrestha Mukherjee Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Crash diets and extreme calorie restriction are often promoted as a quick way to lose weight, especially among women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). As soon as they are diagnosed, many embark on a weight-loss journey that involves cutting calories and, at times, going overboard by eliminating several foods from their regular diet. While experts do advise people to monitor their calorie intake, is constantly counting calories actually safe for your health? Not always.
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Kolkata in under 150 pages: 5 books for a quick read

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By Shrestha Mukherjee Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
From the anarchic Calcutta of 'Harbart' to the late-night mysteries of ‘Kolkatar Nishachar’, these quick reads offer a glimpse into the many worlds of Kolkata Shrestha Mukherjee Published 16.09.26, 03:26 PM Representational Image AI generated We learn about Kolkata every day through its history, food, culture, politics and even its mundane routines. Books offer another way to discover the city, capturing its many layers through stories and characters.
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Amid US-Canada tariffs fight, America discovers a unique Canadian rock duo

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From a Saguenay inside joke to a viral KEXP performance and Jimmy Fallon debut, Angine de Poitrine’s rise has been anything but conventional Shrestha Mukherjee Published 16.09.26, 02:38 PM Angine De Poitrine Instagram/ @anginedepoitrine If you search for ‘Angine de Poitrine’ on Google, you might see a screen full of white or black dots before you understand what that means.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

To cover the vintage car rally organised by the Indian newspaper (one of the earliest as well) The Statesman.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

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