Deputy Editor, DIU (Data Intelligence Unit ) at India Today
Dipu Rai is a Deputy Editor at the Data Intelligence Unit (DIU) at India Today. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on energy and mining, climate change, finance, and sports business. Dipu's work has been featured in India Today and Business Today.
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Dipu Rai's coverage mainly focuses on Indian politics, with a particular emphasis on state elections and the dynamics of electoral shifts. She heavily relies on citing data and government announcements to support her articles.
Given Dipu Rai's focus, she would likely be interested in expert commentary from political analysts or researchers who can provide insights into election dynamics, voter behavior, and trends in Indian politics. Additionally, sources with access to reliable data related to election statistics and demographic information could be valuable for her pieces.
Since Dipu Rai's geographic focus is primarily within India (especially Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan), pitches should emphasize expertise or insights specific to these regions while addressing broader themes such as women's representation in politics or factors influencing electoral outcomes.
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Across 19 sitting days, MPs spoke for a total of 12 hours and eight minutes. Of the 487 the House tracks, 430 said nothing on any government bill.
Nearly half of India's districts are short of rain, a third of the country is drying out, and farmers have planted less than they had by this time last year.
A big quake hit Colombia on August 10. Four days later, Indonesia was hit twice, almost exactly opposite on the globe. A published paper says that is a real pattern.
Of the 257 artificial intelligence models the world can buy today, two were built in India. Almost all of the country's AI work is answered by machines made in America and China.
Of the 257 artificial intelligence models the world can buy today, two were built in India. Almost all of the country's AI work is answered by machines made in America and China.
Parliament has removed the legal bar on charging merchants for UPI payments. The move has reopened the MDR question even though most everyday purchases sit below the likely threshold.
Sugar barely moved for 10 months. Then it rose by Rs 15 a kilo in August. The Centre has now cut the stock limit for dealers a second time, everywhere except Kolkata.
For every Rs 100 Indian households hold in financial savings, they now owe Rs 32, against Rs 27 four years ago. Reserve Bank of India data shows borrowing running ahead of both savings and the economy.
This is the first of a three-part story. Everyone talks about the autumn stubble burning that's allegedly responsible for Delhi's bad air. But the spring burning that nobody mentions is usually twice as big.
Measured by what its economies produce, the bloc meeting in New Delhi has gone from 15 per cent of world output in 1992 to 40 per cent today. Measured in dollars, it's a smaller story.
