South Asia correspondent @NYTimes, ex-finance editor @NYTimes. Author of Bill Gates book "Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King. " Former @WSJ deputy biz editor.

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On Mohenjo-daro, from The New York Times, 1928. INDIA YIELDS CLUES TO MAN'S BEGINNING; The Vast City of Mohenjo-daro, Now Brought to Light in The Indus Valley, Flourished 3,500 Years B.C. nytimes.com/1928/04/08/archi…
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.@JeffBezos, since I came to India early last summer to be the The Post's India bureau chief, one thing was abundantly clear: in India's media ecosystem very few outlets can do accountability reporting without fear of government censure. The Post is one of them. Since August, we showed the ways Indian billionaires got treated far better than others; the role of Indian conglomerates in fueling Russia's war in Ukraine; India's draconian deportation campaign of Muslims to Bangladesh and stories unpacking the breakdown in diplomatic relations between Washington and New Delhi. We in New Delhi want to keep doing our jobs so The Post readers can understand the South Asia region better — a wish we hope you share. #SaveThePost
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I hope the @washingtonpost doesn't cut international coverage. From South Asia, my team and I have reported on the India-Pakistan conflict (yes, the one Trump is obsessed with), insurgencies in the remotest villages (photo below), government overthrows, and China's growing influence in the region.
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Heat waves get all the attention, but we over overlook heat stress and its physiological impact. Women bear the brunt. Women Toiling in India's Insufferable Heat Face a Mounting Toll on Health. nytimes.com/2025/11/16/world…
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Strange story of a Russian woman with her two small daughters, a self proclaimed nature lover, performing yoga and meditation in a forest cave in India. With @PreetaTweets Indian Police Discover a Russian Woman Living in a Cave With Two Daughters nytimes.com/2025/07/15/world…
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Inside India, the Sikh cause to carve out a land called Khalistan from the state of Punjab largely fizzled out decades ago. Yet the Indian government still frames the Khalistan movement as a threat to national security — for reasons more mundane but no easier to weed out. Sikh Activists See It as Freedom. India Calls It Terrorism. nytimes.com/2024/11/03/world…
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