Shahnawaz Akhtar

is Founder of eNewsroom. He brings over two decades of journalism experience, having worked with The Telegraph, IANS, DNA, and China Daily. His bylines have also appeared in Al Jazeera, Scroll, BOOM Live, and Rediff, among others. The Managing Editor of eNewsroom has distinct profiles of working from four Indian states- Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Bengal, as well as from China. He loves doing human interest, political and environment related stories.

Opinion

Shahnawaz AkhtarAugust 16, 2020
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Jharkhand will always be indebted to Dhoni

In 1997 I toured the national capital, New Delhi. It was quite common there to hear the word ‘Bihari’ being…
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Freshly Brewed

Shahnawaz AkhtarJuly 13, 2020
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India is using the economy as a weapon against China, but how far can it go?

Delhi/Kolkata: If you think India and China having a stand-off at the borders is the only issue that they are…
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CinemaScope

Shahnawaz AkhtarJuly 5, 2020
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Coming soon: Ek Aur Spartacus—From real to reel

Ranchi: In the early Eighties a social activist became such a threat to the influentials of his area, simply because…
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Let There Be Light

Shahnawaz AkhtarJuly 2, 2020
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Giridih does it again, gives second Diana Award winner from India

Giridih/Ranchi: For the second year in a row Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation has won the coveted The Diana…
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Shahnawaz AkhtarJune 29, 2020
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Worried about police brutality abroad, but what about violence that takes place in your own backyard?

Ranchi: The murder of George Floyd by the police has triggered a global movement that raises a voice against police…
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Shahnawaz AkhtarJune 21, 2020
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Political compulsion led to Chinese goods boycott, another India-China face-off not likely to happen

On June 16 the focus of all Indian media shifted from the pandemic to the India-China face-off that took place…
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Shahnawaz AkhtarMay 30, 2020
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Jharkhand does a hattrick: After Mumbai and Ladakh, migrant workers airlifted from Andaman

Ranchi: Jitendra Malto, 32 is a relaxed man as he boards a Pakur bound bus arranged by the Jharkhand government.…
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Corona Corner

Shahnawaz AkhtarMay 5, 2020
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Small town shows the way during the lockdown, makes online classes available for govt school students

Giridih: Whenever some major issue or work takes place, right from conducting census to hosting para-military forces, it is always…
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Shahnawaz AkhtarMay 2, 2020
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When Irrfan Khan was approached by AAP to fight 2014 Lok Sabha election

As far as Indian politics is concerned, 2014 remained a significant year. It was a time when Congress’ prospects were…
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Lockdown Hunger

Shahnawaz AkhtarApril 16, 2020
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Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren orders inquiry into migrants getting threat for asking water at quarantine centre

Kolkata: When the news report highlighting the plight of migrant workers put up at a quarantine centre in Maithan was…
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Shahnawaz Akhtar

Jharkhand will always be indebted to Dhoni

India is using the economy as a weapon against China, but how far can it go?

Coming soon: Ek Aur Spartacus—From real to reel

Giridih does it again, gives second Diana Award winner from India

Worried about police brutality abroad, but what about violence that takes place in your own backyard?

Political compulsion led to Chinese goods boycott, another India-China face-off not likely to happen

Jharkhand does a hattrick: After Mumbai and Ladakh, migrant workers airlifted from Andaman

Small town shows the way during the lockdown, makes online classes available for govt school students

When Irrfan Khan was approached by AAP to fight 2014 Lok Sabha election

Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren orders inquiry into migrants getting threat for asking water at quarantine centre

What was Tagore’s Palestine Dream?

Nomads of the Border: How Life Unfolds on India-Bangladesh’s No Man’s Land

Heart of Bengal’s Healthcare: Inside the Dilemma of Disillusioned Doctors