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Dhritiman Ganguly
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Assistant News Editor, The Times of India
Kolkata
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Biography
A writer and an editor, I started my journey with ABP magazines. My next venture was at the desks of TOI Hyderabad and Vijayawada. I changed to MEAWW.com as a copyeditor and shift head. Now, I am a copyed at the Quint. My passion for cricket has made me write quite a few articles on cricket. I also write on society, art, culture, food and literature. A student of literature, I studied at erstwhile Presidency College and Jadavpur University. Poetry, music and cricket are my best friends.
Politics, Indigenous Peoples , Environment, Human Rights , Arts, Agriculture , Culture
Content
By Dhritiman Ganguly Verified| The Times of India Verified A student of English literature, TOI senior copy editor Dhritiman Ganguly went to the erstwhile Presidency College and then to Jadavpur University. A cricket romantic, Dhritiman is a fan of poetry. He has written in both Bengali and English and has translated a few works. Daydreaming and Rabindrasangeet are his favourite friends. LESS... MORE Mere days to go before a white Kookaburra goes over the ropes for the first sixer of the T20 World Cup or maybe... just maybe...
By Dhritiman Ganguly Verified| The Times of India Verified The title is redundant, you say? Of course, cricket is a captain-centric sport and any World Cup would be a World Cup of captains. True. Every World Cup has seen magnetic, charismatic leaders rising up to the challenge, scripting heroic superstories – Clive Llyod, Kapil Dev, Imran Khan, Arjuna Ranatunga, Sourav Ganguly, Ricky Ponting, MSD – take your pick. However, the 2023 version is a unique story in itself.
By Dhritiman Ganguly Verified| The Times of India Verified This is going to be controversial and close-to-the-heart emotional. But are sports writers of Bengal getting a little too cosmopolitan, certainly MIA? Growing up, I was never a Sourav Ganguly fan. Rahul Dravid was my man (a certain Mumbaikar’s name doesn’t even need to be mentioned, he was worshipped by the writer). For this, a young kid of Class X was admonished by a moody English teacher who felt “Bengalis are Indians first” a little too much.
Company Info
The Times of India
Gurgaon, Haryana, India
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