Indian-origin journos win Pulitzer
Indian-origin journalist Megha Rajagopalan ...
Mr Neil Bedi
According to the publication, she and her colleagues, Alison Killing and Christo Buschek, identified 260 detention camps after building a voluminous database of about 50,000 possible sites comparing censored Chinese images with uncensored mapping software. Rajagopalan, who had previously reported from China but was barred from there for the story, travelled to neighbouring Kazakhstan to interview former detainees who had fled there, BuzzFeed said. “Throughout her reporting, Rajagopalan had to endure harassment from the Chinese government,” the publication said.
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EDITOR'S DESK, Nov 2024
On November 6, the U.S. witnessed an extraordinary political turnaround as Donald J. Trump made a triumphant return, overcoming legal hurdles, a volatile political climate, and even assassination attempts. His victory in the 2024 presidential election is not only seen as a personal vindication but also as a momentous event for the global Indian diaspora, who have often viewed Trump as a reliable ally of India.
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