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Ayanjit Sen

Ayanjit Sen is our Special Correspondent in New Delhi. He is an international affairs and security expert, an international award winning journalist, a consultant on Information Warfare and Media Diplomacy and an author. He has worked nearly two and a half decades as a digital and television journalist in different parts of the world including the UK, US, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, France, Indonesia, Malaysia and Afghanistan. He has been trained by Indian and British army and has covered war zones. He has worked for the CNN (Delhi, Hongkong and Atlanta), BBC News (London and Delhi), India Today Group, Times Now, ABP, ESPN and The Statesman. He has worked for nearly half of his career for international news organizations. He is currently a professor with Bennett University (Times Group) and Chief Advisor of a renowned think-tank, Red Lantern Analytica.

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    Crisis is also an opportunity: Sri Lankan High Commissioner to India

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    Situation in Pakistan is grim after former PM Imran Khan’s arrest

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    How Long Will This Rahul Gandhi Episode Survive?

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    Public statements often make history. Some are remembered. Some are forgotten. At a time when Indian opposition Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi says that his disqualification from Parliament is politically motivated, the

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    The G20 Summit – Making the Change

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