TRT World - Author: Suvojit Bagchi

Suvojit Bagchi

Suvojit Bagchi

Suvojit Bagchi is a professional journalist since 1996, formerly with The Hindu newspaper, BBC World Service and Ananda Bazar Patrika. He has reported extensively on Kashmir conflict, left-wing armed insurgency, minority and communal politics and impact of underdevelopment in tribal India. For BBC he covered India’s foreign office and India's relationship with neighbouring countries.

Suvojit Bagchi is a professional journalist since 1996, formerly with The Hindu newspaper, BBC World Service and Ananda Bazar Patrika. He has reported extensively on Kashmir conflict, left-wing armed insurgency, minority and communal politics and impact of underdevelopment in tribal India. For BBC he covered India’s foreign office and India's relationship with neighbouring countries.

Articles from author

How India’s northeast is turning into an ethno-religious tinderbox

Manipur is at the center of a struggle between Christian tribal communities and the majority Hindu-backed group.

How India’s northeast is turning into an ethno-religious tinderbox

How India’s northeast is turning into an ethno-religious tinderbox

Is BJP courting disadvantaged Indian Muslims for electoral gain?

Some observers believe the Hindu right is pursuing a political strategy to target the Pasmandas, the most socio-economically oppressed class of Indian Muslims.

Is BJP courting disadvantaged Indian Muslims for electoral gain?

Is BJP courting disadvantaged Indian Muslims for electoral gain?

How recent civilian killings alter the course of the Kashmir conflict

While Indian bureaucrats insist that Kashmir is better off under New Delhi's direct rule, security experts urge caution, describing the region as a "pressure cooker" that can "blow up" anytime.

How recent civilian killings alter the course of the Kashmir conflict

How recent civilian killings alter the course of the Kashmir conflict

Why India is returning to the ‘middle path’ in international diplomacy

After moving to an ever-closer relationship with the US, New Delhi is recalibrating its foreign policy by warming up to China.

Why India is returning to the ‘middle path’ in international diplomacy

Why India is returning to the ‘middle path’ in international diplomacy

RSS will either destroy India or India will destroy them: Arundhati Roy

Roy believes that a "vast population of Indian people will not participate in the hate festival" and eventually defeat the far-right political establishment to save the country's secular character.

RSS will either destroy India or India will destroy them: Arundhati Roy

RSS will either destroy India or India will destroy them: Arundhati Roy

Have religion-led policies backfired for Modi in India?

From protecting cows to controversial laws denying Muslims citizenship, the federal government led by the Hindu nationalist BJP is facing setbacks on multiple fronts.

Have religion-led policies backfired for Modi in India?

Have religion-led policies backfired for Modi in India?

South Asia’s largest Islamic seminary anxious, uncertain about its future

The Indian government recently deployed an anti-terror police squad in close proximity to the seminary in Uttar Pradesh state, triggering anxiety among many Muslims.

South Asia’s largest Islamic seminary anxious, uncertain about its future

South Asia’s largest Islamic seminary anxious, uncertain about its future

Is the Maoist rebellion on the brink of defeat in India?

The seven-decade insurgency is on the wane after a change in New Delhi's military approach has breached several Maoist strongholds, entrapping or wooing the guerilla fighters into submission.

Is the Maoist rebellion on the brink of defeat in India?

Is the Maoist rebellion on the brink of defeat in India?

India's Hindu right once again gains out of a disunited opposition

If the acrimony continues, it would ensure Hindu right’s victory for the third straight term in 2024.

India's Hindu right once again gains out of a disunited opposition

India's Hindu right once again gains out of a disunited opposition

Attacks on unarmed cops: India grapples with a new challenge in Kashmir

Meanwhile, an ‘indescribable silence’ underpins the anxiety and tension that exists below the surface in the troubled region.

Attacks on unarmed cops: India grapples with a new challenge in Kashmir

Attacks on unarmed cops: India grapples with a new challenge in Kashmir