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Subharup Das Sharma
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Sub Editor, The Telegraph (India)
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Biography
As a Sub Editor at The Telegraph Online, Subharup brings 8 years of journalistic expertise to one of India’s leading news platforms. Specialising in analytical and human-centred storytelling, He has covered global marquee events, including the ICC Men's World Cup 2023, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024, General Election 2024, and the Paris Olympics 2024, generating over 23 million page views in a single year. With over 100 exclusive bylines and a knack for creating compelling sports profiles and photo galleries, his work consistently strikes a chord with readers. Certified by Reuters in digital journalism, Subharup strives to craft engaging and impactful narratives. When not covering the latest sports, he immerses myself in music, a passion that fuels my creative energy and perspective.
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By Subharup Das Sharma Verified| The Telegraph (India) Verified Mid-season rule tweak thrusts bat legality into spotlight, reveals how serious league is about restoring balance Subharup Das Sharma Published 18.04.25, 06:45 PM The on-field umpire checks Anrich Nortje’s bat during Tuesday’s game, in a picture shared on X After changing two-ball rules and the use of saliva on the ball, now the IPL has pulled down the curtain on cricket bats to make sure bowlers remain effective in this harsh format of the game.
By Subharup Das Sharma Verified| The Telegraph (India) Verified How do you respond to a prime minister echoing a demeaning trope? Muslims across India have chosen unapologetic pride and humour, not anger. Days after Narendra Modi, during a rally in Haryana's Hisar, suggested that misuse of Waqf properties had pushed young Muslim men into cycle puncture repair jobs, social media has turned into a showcase of defiance and dignity. “Nothing, just repairing the punctures in Indian history,” read one post by a historian, pictured mid-lecture.
By Subharup Das Sharma Verified| The Telegraph (India) Verified With blistering cameo, laser-guided run-out and familiar grin, CSK’s timeless talisman rolls back years Subharup Das Sharma Published 15.04.25, 10:19 AM Chennai Super Kings' captain MS Dhoni plays a shot during an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 T20 cricket match between Lucknow Super Giants and Chennai Super Kings, at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, in Lucknow, Monday, April 14, 2025. PTI picture.
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The Telegraph (India)
The Telegraph is a news paper that publishes news about science, technology, society and lifestyle.
Kolkata, India
+91 33 2234 5374
Founded: 1982