Close X
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
ADVT 
India

Rana Ayyub Joins Washington Post To Write On Indian Politics

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Sep, 2019 07:57 PM

    The Washington Post has hired Indian journalist Rana Ayyub as its latest contributing writer to the Global Opinions section, the Jeff Bezos-owned company announced on Thursday.


    Mumbai-based Ayyub will write regularly about political affairs in India.


    Ayyub, known for writing against the Indian government's policies, joins Global Opinions writers covering India, including Barkha Dutt.


    She was previously an editor with the investigative magazine Tehelka.


    She is also author of "Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover-Up".

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Modi Announces LoC Of $1B For Russian Far East

    Modi Announces LoC Of $1B For Russian Far East
    In a first-of-its kind move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced a Line of Credit (LoC) of $1 billion for Russia's Far East region while expressing commitment to work with Russia in all areas for mutual development and progress.

    Modi Announces LoC Of $1B For Russian Far East

    English Language Skills To Rank High In UK's New Immigration System

    Along with English language proficiency, educational qualifications and work experience are some factors likely to be at the heart of a new immigration system

    English Language Skills To Rank High In UK's New Immigration System

    Most Indians Feel Economy Rigged To Favour Powerful: Survey

    Most Indians Feel Economy Rigged To Favour Powerful: Survey
    Nearly 68 per cent Indians also feel that the traditional parties and politicians do not care about them, revealed the global survey by market research firm Ipsos.

    Most Indians Feel Economy Rigged To Favour Powerful: Survey

    General Aviation Beats Slowdown Blues, Flights Up 18% In July

    General Aviation Beats Slowdown Blues, Flights Up 18% In July
    Sectors such as auto and FMCG could be in the grip of a economic slowdown but general aviation, which includes charter flights, has largely bucked the trend so far.    

    General Aviation Beats Slowdown Blues, Flights Up 18% In July

    15-Year-Old Rohtak-Born Shafali Verma Comes Into Indian Women's T20 Squad

    Rookie batter Shafali Verma, all of 15, on Thursday became one of the youngest to be picked in the Indian women's cricket team, her arrival coinciding with the departure of the long-serving Mithali Raj from the T20 scene.

    15-Year-Old Rohtak-Born Shafali Verma Comes Into Indian Women's T20 Squad

    Girl In UP Village Rode Bike. 3 Men Threatened To Kill Her, Father

    "They said they would kill both of us if she ever rode the bike again," the girl's father told the police.  

    Girl In UP Village Rode Bike. 3 Men Threatened To Kill Her, Father