Abhijit Majumder is a Contributor at various esteemed publications including Cell Press, Firstpost, and CNN-News18. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, with a keen interest in social issues, cultural movements, and regional interests across Asia and North America. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Wiley, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and BioRxiv.
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Abhijit Majumder's coverage indicates a focus on Indian politics, particularly with regard to the BJP, Modi, elections, and international relations. His articles predominantly feature government announcements, legal policy regulation, evolving stories and opinion editorials.
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By: Abhijit Majumder
Unnatural spikes in documentation within a short time show that a group of people are illegally procuring papers. Policymakers can use such detection to safeguard social welfare benefits, electoral rolls, and public distribution systems.
By: Abhijit Majumder
In the 2016 movie Don't Breathe , three burglars attempt to steal $300,000 from a blind elderly man's home, believing they have easy prey.
By: Abhijit Majumder
At the cost and speed at which data is available in India, it would not require an Elon Musk to cover the miles untouched by the virtual world. It will take India less than a decade to complete the web, and on its own terms, without pandering to a crybaby tycoon.
By: Abhijit Majumder
India's internet moment arrived nearly a decade ago. The white man with a big saviour complex is trying to catch up, but a bit too late.
By: Abhijit Majumder
But with Starlink, even if India decides to black out the internet in disturbed areas to stop terrorist or secessionist activity, troublemakers can bypass domestic gateways. The operator is a US company bound by American spectrum rules, contracts and licences. Only Washington has reasonable control over it.
In reports that have become few and far between, the religious angle has been quietly tuned out. It is now apparently a purely 'ethnic conflict' undeserving of breathless coverage.
By: Abhijit Majumder
The pure arithmetic of voter demographics in these two constituencies shows that Muslims have chosen the BJP in numbers noticeably higher than before.
By: Abhijit Majumder
Rubio has also emphasised that the structural partnership with India remains indispensable to the US national security framework. India's role in supply-chain resilience, technology transfers (iCET framework) and maintaining an open Indo-Pacific remains integral to countering America's main global challenger, China.
By: Abhijit Majumder
When jailed Sharjeel Imam rejects India's constitutional democracy, wants to replace it with an Islamic state, words of chastisement fail them.
By: Abhijit Majumder
India may have wanted some balance in BRICS instead of a staunch anti-America outlook, but PM Modi's foreign policy is pragmatic and nimble enough to turn it to its advantage
