Paromita Kar
Chief Sub Editor at The Telegraph (India)
Journalist @ttindia Proud to have been in JNU
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1 month ago |
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10 hours agoWomen's ODI World Cup 2025: Pakistan will not travel to India for ICC event, informs PCB chief Mohsin NaqviWomen's ODI World Cup 2025: A hybrid model was agreed upon that allowed both India and Pakistan to play their matches at neutral venues if one of the …3 hours ago22-Year-Old Tricked Into Marrying Bride's Mother, 45, In UPThe complainant said that his wedding was arranged with Mantasha from Shamli district by his brother Nadeem and his wife, Shaida.
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They called her life a ‘book of wrong decisions’ but Sirisha Raju ignored the naysayers and focused on navigating her way to her dream. She tweaked her goal, changed direction, but what of it? Paromita Kar Published 20.04.25, 06:03 AM Sirisha Raju Photo: V. Venkat The woman in the Instagram post looks chic in her black dress and silver jewellery. “Hi! I’m Sirisha Raju. I’m 28 years old and I’m a pilot,” she says in the post.
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1 month ago |
telegraphindia.com | Paromita Kar
They called her life a ‘book of wrong decisions’ but Sirisha Raju ignored the naysayers and focused on navigating her way to her dream. She tweaked her goal, changed direction, but what of it? Paromita Kar Published 20.04.25, 06:03 AM Sirisha Raju Photo: V. Venkat The woman in the Instagram post looks chic in her black dress and silver jewellery. “Hi! I’m Sirisha Raju. I’m 28 years old and I’m a pilot,” she says in the post.
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2 months ago |
telegraphindia.com | Paromita Kar
One of the last uses of Indian yellow, reportedly, was by Van Gogh in The Starry Night (1889). The famous yellow moon held within a cluster of radiant orbs was a blend of zinc yellow and Indian yellow Paromita Kar Published 16.03.25, 07:27 AM India Yellow Sourced by the Telegraph What is yellow, one might ask. There is the yellow of the gulal that stands out amidst a muted mix of other colours on joyous faces on Holi.
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Feb 22, 2025 |
telegraphindia.com | Paromita Kar
The author spoke to Zahan Kapoor over a video call about his craft, his success and his love for theatre Paromita Kar Published 23.02.25, 07:16 AM Zahan Kapoor. Pic: Vijit Gupta His last name spells a colossal legacy, and the Indian audience cannot not see his similarity with his famous grandfather, but Zahan Kapoor’s lithe body of work speaks for itself.
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Intelligence failure No security in peak tourist season No accountability #PahalgamTerroristAttack https://t.co/EQk90Mh65B
But how does lack of means effect those possessed of will? Enormously – because it adds fuel to the fire. The story of Sirisha Raju from Bondamunda in Odisha #DREAMS
She who flew beyond the sunset: Sirisha Raju’s flight from Bondamunda to the skies #Pilot #Odisha #Dreams https://t.co/a4GXmA9yTM
Salim and Anarkali. Their love story told like never before, in opulent Broadway style -- Mughal-e-Azam: The Musical. @debabratee brings you the production Calcutta is yet to experience @SankarshanT @ttindia https://t.co/7Nklgmx0Yb
