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Subir Ghosh

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Bangalore, Kolkata
As seen in: Texfash.com, LinkedIn, Bangalore Mirror, Nature, Wiley Online Library, ACS Publications, DNA India, YourStory, The Quint, Scroll.in, The Wire (India) and
Covers:  Environment, corruption, conflict, ethnicities, human rights, fashion-retail, the Northeast, wildlife, cinema.
Doesn't Cover: Education, technology.
Maths grad. Non-Right. Non-Left. Non-Centre. Anti-Woke. | Writings: write2kill.in | What the hell are pronouns?

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Subir Ghosh is a Bangalore-based journalist and writer who started out his career in sales before switching over to journalism in 1991. His first job as a journalist was with the eastern metropolitan desk of the Press Trust of India (PTI) in Kolkata. He joined The Telegraph daily in 1994 and was part of the first ‘region desk’ that was set up in the newspaper to bring out dedicated pages and supplements for the states of Bihar, Odisha and the Northeast. It was here that he developed a keen inte…

Subir Ghosh’s Journalist Portfolio

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TenderSURE: In conclusion, here's one for the road - Bangalore Mirror -

TenderSURE: In conclusion, here's one for the road - Bangalore Mirror -

The TenderSURE project of the Karnataka government has always remained in the news-for right reason or wrong,…

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When the will to do for Bengaluru was not apparent - Bangalore Mirror -

When the will to do for Bengaluru was not apparent - Bangalore Mirror -

When Swati Ramanathan, chairperson of the Jana Urban Space Foundation (Jana USP), complained of not being tre…

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How BBMP was bypassed, sidelined for TenderSURE - Bangalore Mirror -

How BBMP was bypassed, sidelined for TenderSURE - Bangalore Mirror -

Documents accessed under RTI by Mirror show how the BBMP chief engineer's suggestions on water drainage were …

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Tender was arbitrary, for SURE - Bangalore Mirror -

Tender was arbitrary, for SURE - Bangalore Mirror -

When controversies erupted over the TenderSURE project of the Karnataka government that sought to re-engineer…

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A new CAG report puts a number to how much Reliance Industries owes the exchequer: $1.6 billion

A new CAG report puts a number to how much Reliance Industries owes the exchequer: $1.6 billion

The Krishna-Godavari gas basin controversy now has some numbers to go by - the Comptroller and Auditor-Genera…

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Modi's campaign speech in Assam displayed ignorance about ground realities | Latest News & Update...

Modi's campaign speech in Assam displayed ignorance about ground realities | Latest News & Update...

Politicians from mainland India, bogged down by their own mainstream and patronising narrative of what develo…

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Physical Fairs Still Matter When Trust Becomes the Scarcer Commodity

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By Subir Ghosh 
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Europe’s textile fair circuit is crowded, and buyers are weighing travel, time and sourcing returns more carefully as sourcing budgets face sharper scrutiny. For Serhan Pul, Managing Director of B Group US and organiser of Intertex Portugal, the answer lies in efficiency, relevance, buyer qualification and Portugal’s manufacturing strengths rather than scale alone today.
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Inclusion or Concentration: Latin American Cotton Faces a Reckoning

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By Subir Ghosh 
| Texfash.com
Across Latin America, cotton sectors are navigating a modernisation wave that is producing sharply unequal results. The technologies exist; so does the research capacity. What remains fragile is the institutional scaffolding that translates both into farm-level change. Dr Marcelo Paytas, Director at INTA – Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, has spent years working at that fault line, and his diagnosis is precise.
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The Carbon Neutral Deal between China and Egypt That Neither Side Can Yet Prove

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By Subir Ghosh 
| Texfash.com
A proposed $2 billion carbon-neutral textile city in Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone is the largest single expression of a structural shift that has been accumulating since at least 2019. Chinese manufacturers under mounting pressure to demonstrate lower-carbon supply chains have been moving into Egyptian industrial zones in accelerating volume. The announcement makes that movement legible for the first time at scale.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sub-editor

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course :)

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

None.

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