Vagabond. Journalist @FT.

Joined March 2009
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Read an excerpt from Joe Sacco's latest book on the Muzaffarnagar riots, which Penguin has decided to not publish equator.org/articles/scenes-…
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The report made numerous false claims about the use of AI by organisations including UBS, claiming the Swiss bank 'integrates AI agents across investment advisory, risk management and compliance monitoring'. ft.trib.al/EvSdE37
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Joe Sacco spent years reporting on a communal riot in Uttar Pradesh for his new work of graphic reportage. But his Indian publisher abruptly dropped the book before it could be sold there. We have published an excerpt.
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Uncle country.
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I spent the last 2 months getting under the skin of Anthropic and its leaders. My @FTMag cover story this weekend captures the world’s most valuable AI start-up in this moment as it looks ahead to its next act. Here’s 6 things I learnt during my reporting ft.com/content/e17665ea-c5ca…
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What’s the impact of India lacking a domestic AI champion? India loses sheen for the global investors, creating an unprecedented capital outflow. Indian stock market was 2X and 3.5X of Taiwan and South Korea not too long back. Now they’ve surpassed. @FT as.ft.com/r/43d21c35-e92c-41…
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China's comparative advantage IS industrial policy. My latest column for @FT: Western attempts to imitate Beijing’s economic strategy are unwise. as.ft.com/r/67af128e-2d23-46… With insights from @carlbfrey and @gtalert
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I break it down in this #CBSE re-evaluation explainer. #OSM #exams
The chaos unleashed by haphazard digitisation without pilots, training or feedback. The rural poor have faced this. Now it's just broken class barriers. Lovely explainer @samzsays
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The claim by @ni5arga is about cbse.onmark.co.in (domain first registered in 2019). CBSE's denial mentions cbse.onmarks.co.in (which was registered around 10 minutes ago, at 2026-05-26T14:55:21.253Z). They cannot even get the domain name correct in their denial. 🤦
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Please remember: The DD News anchor who’s calling your children Pakistani is paid by YOUR TAX MONEY. His salary is paid for by the public — and he actively goes against this public every night with his communal-bigoted-braindead nationalism. newslaundry.com/2025/04/30/2…
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“As the ₹ plummets & India confronts serious economic challenges, there is a sense of ‘who is in charge?’ And the answer is: “Whoever they are (or not), change them.” My @IndianExpress piece on the imperative of a personnel overhaul Link here: indianexpress.com/article/op…
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FIR directed to be registered by the Magistrate on 22.04.2026. No stay on this order as on date (Delhi HC has, on 20.05.2026, set aside the stay granted by the Revision Court on 04.05.2026). But no FIR yet. #DelhiPolice with you for you always! @DelhiPolice @DCPSouthDelhi
Delhi HC set aside staying on FIR against commentator Abhijit Iyer Mitra on a complaint case filed by Newslaundry's Manisha Pande, for allegedly abusing her and other women employees on social media. Read more: tinyurl.com/4jpnt733
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Yay! @AltNews has been shortlisted for RSF Press Freedom Awards 2026.
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Noida protests: accused tell Supreme Court that UP police infiltrated labour WhatsApp groups and incited violence. A March 22 event when a centre for underprivileged children in the name of Shaheed Bhagat Singh was inaugurated in Delhi was passed off by police as a meeting where a conspiracy was hatched to intensify labour agitation- Via TOI
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The Indian Premier League transformed cricket’s flagging economics and entrenched India’s global political dominance of the game. But the IPL's commercial pitch is set to become tougher with limited to no competition for the next media rights cycle. ft.com/content/eefd9475-b48c…
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The SIR must be recognised for what it is, a tool through which the seeds of deep societal exclusion are being sown using routine bureaucratic practices. Beyond electoral math, this is its true danger. My oped in the Telegraph today
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Anand Patwardhan: The taming of the Mumbai Press Club The expulsion of the institution’s former president and two other veteran journalists is a sign of how spaces for democratic discussion are shrinking in India. scroll.in/article/1092655/an…
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Iran war's impact on everyday life in India has been relatively muted. But there are some concerning signs for the economy: Foreign investors dumping Indian stocks at a record pace, rupee's slide, markets underperforming regional peers. @FT takes a look. ft.com/content/a448dcf4-a4eb…
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#TataTrusts set to review representation at #TataSons board this week If the review implies #VenuSrinivasan's exit from the Tata Sons board, #NoelTata will remain the only trustee nominee there. Read more: mybs.in/2g66COB | @nivmook
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Earning ₹40 lakh, yet feeling broke My Paisanomics column in the Mumbai Mirror. (No Paywall). Savings = Income – Expenditure. If this simple identity doesn’t hold in your life, you are bound to end up in trouble. What's making even those earnings reasonably well, feel poor? First, the home loan EMI takes away a bulk of their post-tax income. Second, borrowing doesn’t stop at buying a home. Loans are taken to buy a car, mobile phones and even for foreign holidays. The hedonic treadmill is at work. Third, the pressure from the social media leads to lifestyle creep. Fourth, you are not the only one hooked on to social media: so are your parents and even your in-laws, many of whom lead retired lives with a KRA to discuss how well their children are doing. They too want a better life for you, often beyond what you can afford. Fifth, the temptation to spend is everywhere. You come home determined to cook, then a “Hungry kya?” ping pops up – and you end up ordering in. Sixth, those who build their lives around borrowing forget a simple truth: it is future income spent today. That assumes you’ll keep earning well – but there are no guarantees. As many in and around the IT sector are discovering, income growth can slow. Do read and share. mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/…
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