I am a multi-platform journalist with work published in different Indian and international media outlets, including Aljazeera English, DW, Friday Magazine, Barcroft TV and The Sun. I also take up fixing assignments and work with international journalists with their projects in Indian subcontinent. Have worked as a Desk Editor with Reuters and The Telegraph. I am trained in writing, editing, planning and prioritizing content for online, broadcast, radio and print media.
At 15, Sushma Verma might be India’s youngest postgraduate, but she tells Sanjay Pandey that she has many more dreams to realise
In May, India's parliament passed the India-Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement (LBA), ending a 40-year political deadlock and paving the way for statehood for the 50,000 stateless people living in the 166 enclaves, counter-enclaves, and counter-counter enclaves in India's Cooch Behar and Bangladesh's Rangpur districts. (Bangladesh's parliament approved the agreement soon after Prime Minister Muzibur Rahman signed it — in 1974.)
In Kolkata, one of India's most polluted metro areas, a taxi driver has turned his car into a tiny, mobile garden. He hopes that Indians planting more greenery will lead to everyone enjoying an unpolluted, safe, clean world. From video journalist Sanjay Pandey in India.